AbnMP13
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Love to hear how the 37/12.50s work out.
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She wants to run the Toyo M/T Open Countrys 37x13.5/17, She also ordered front and rear bumpers from RPG. Also on order AMP electric side steps, 40" light bar and 2 3x3 led pods.
Can I marry your wife...please...
Nice trucks and nice build !!
You mormon?
worse, French!
Yea I don't know about the mall crawler part, I work in the dirt every day and I like to have fun off and on to my job sites. Pinch welds have been hammered, stock wheels and a 37 bf baja, true measurement of a 36.7-36.8 . Truck has been off the ground and I have no rubbing anywhere on mid perch . This has been gone over time and time. Some like the look of stock fender and some like glass, Some sky their trucks 5 feet in the air some only 1-2 . To me 37s fill the wheel wells 10 times better . Going from a 4:10 ratio to a 4:56 or 4:88 will help, but honestly having a tune,cai and exhaust I didn't notice but very minimal difference from the bigger tire. I will be going to a 4:56 once I finish my suspension and I will be going to front glass, But for the everyday offroad person who doesn't drive like Robby Gordon or BJ Baldwin, the set up works just fine... Just my $0.02
You don't notice the difference until you ride in a truck with 4.56 or higher gears. You're going to be extremely happy once you regear the truck. Staying up in the RPM's through a long drift is much easier and coming out of a turn right in the powerband is more achievable than with 37's and stock gearing. It's something that's on my shortlist of mods at this point.