Will 37 km2's fit?

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heres a few more out at texana off road ranch after the chupacabra 300 we were doing course clean up after the race and decided to have a little fun haha and the other is my truck in front of Rock an roll offroad after getting the 37's put on! ENJOY!:********:
 

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Nice Air Pat! You should go post that jump pic in the Airborne Raptor thread for all to appreciate! And be sure to add yourself with that pic to the Airborne club! You sir have officially earned your wings here!
 

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heres a few more out at texana off road ranch after the chupacabra 300 we were doing course clean up after the race and decided to have a little fun haha and the other is my truck in front of Rock an roll offroad after getting the 37's put on! ENJOY!:********:

looks awesome with the toyo 37's. I have a set of them on my jeep that i think i'm going to transfer over to the raptor. I'm on mid perch and have front glassworks fenders. Should that be enough to clear them? i dont really want to move up to the top perch....
 

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looks awesome with the toyo 37's. I have a set of them on my jeep that i think i'm going to transfer over to the raptor. I'm on mid perch and have front glassworks fenders. Should that be enough to clear them? i dont really want to move up to the top perch....

That's a good questions i dot know if anyone's done 37's with glass in mid perch I think that would work but it's always good to try it out and see I mean at the most you would have to do is trim down that Sean in the wheel wells a little. What runs are you running?
 

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That's a good questions i dot know if anyone's done 37's with glass in mid perch I think that would work but it's always good to try it out and see I mean at the most you would have to do is trim down that Sean in the wheel wells a little. What runs are you running?

Yea ill probably just give it a try. I'm ok with a little triming. The truck is mostly just used on logging roads. No desert running /jumping around here
 
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That's a good questions i dot know if anyone's done 37's with glass in mid perch I think that would work but it's always good to try it out and see I mean at the most you would have to do is trim down that Sean in the wheel wells a little. What runs are you running?


This is pretty much what I am wondering too because I ran a zero offset wheel on top perch for 7000 miles and already toasted the half shafts. Don't really want to go to top perch with a heavier tire and toast cv shafts all the time.
 

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Yea I totally understand your concern. I'd check it all out first maybe someone here has 37's with glass fenders on mid perch I've been on top perch for a little over a year now with about 17,000 miles on top perch and I'd say a good 1,500 of this were beating it hard off road and maybe another 800 just playing in the dirt a little here and there. Now I've heard that having aftermarket UCA's make a difference cause I noticed my front end dropped a little bit after I put the RPG 1.5"race line UCA's on. They have actual race bearings and not a polyurethane bushing so it allows it to settle a little more so that could be why I haven't had any problems yet.
 
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