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IIRC he was running KM2's right? A true 37". I think he tried airing down and compressing with a ratchet but still wouldn't fit. But there are members who stuffed the original KO 37" just barely and that was 36.3". I'm wondering how the KO2 will fit since it's now 36.5". A tiny difference but I remember the 36.3" was a reeeeaaally tight fit. Only one way to find out! Time to upgrade..We had one member here. I think it was @E63 who managed to do get a 37 under his truck. You'd have to look at his build thread to see how. i can't remember exactly
IIRC he was running KM2's right? A true 37". I think he tried airing down and compressing with a ratchet but still wouldn't fit. But there are members who stuffed the original KO 37" just barely and that was 36.3". I'm wondering how the KO2 will fit since it's now 36.5". A tiny difference but I remember the 36.3" was a reeeeaaally tight fit. Only one way to find out! Time to upgrade..
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What is this "city use", you speak of? Real Raptors live in the dirt and only rarely touch pavement or concrete.
I found his post helpful. My truck is mostly used for city use and towing my Polaris RZR, so it is good to know that 37's will work as long as I don't take it off-roading. I can swap out cheaper rims and 35s when I do that.
We had one member here. I think it was @E63 who managed to do get a 37 under his truck. You'd have to look at his build thread to see how. i can't remember exactly
Both "feel" minimally altered, braking more so. After all these really are only 36" tires. My speedo was only 1 mph high at 75mph.
I'll get a head on shot up tomorrow.