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this was her with 35 inch pro comps, and minor fender trimming,with the same 3 inch suspenion lift, i'm contemplating putting in like a 1 inch body lift, just to get that little bit but not too much. i eventually want to replace the 3 inch with a...
I running a 5" lift right now and 39.5 15 r15 and flex good. I just trimed a little at a time tell i found it working out for me.
This is the most recent pic of her, i'm hoping with all the fender trimmin i did that i should be able to clear the tires but i think i might run into problems when she's all flexed out, then the tires will rub. those would be the rims the 37/14...
I have been out of the tire bis for a few years now so can't tell you what tire is better for you, but can tell you the recommended rim widths for a 14" wide tire is 10" or 12" but you can mount them on 9" wide wheels. If used on road tire wear an...
Everytime i see thos tires they are torn up and have pieces missing of corse that on a rock buggie or rocker crawlers rig.
they do good in the mudd. Personally i think they LTB you would like better in the mudd the lugs are bigger and stick out mo...
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- At 2:42pm on October 10, 2009,
SKULL CRUSHER said…
- nice chevy buddy.
- At 2:57pm on June 2, 2009,
jesse yarbrough said… - hey the 351w doesnt share the same bellhousing pattern as a 351m. I 78 f150 with a 351m/400m. They only match up with a 429/460
- At 7:37pm on March 1, 2009,
Chevy383stroker said… - shit man they grab ya the 383 is nice im thinking about putting it in a low rider and getting a big block 454 for it tho
- At 6:21pm on February 20, 2009,
Joe Guidotti said… - nice tires i got the same ones... they're sticky eh..
- At 10:51pm on January 5, 2009,
Sim1 said… - What's up, and Happy New Year! I just joined the powerblock site along with a few groups. I came across your comment/qustion. You're correct in your line of thinking. Check the thermostat first, from there move on to the heater core, and then the electrics. Fuses, wires and such. I had the same issue in my '95, and the thermostat fixed the issue. Also be sure to flush your fluids. Antifreeze, oil, and the rest. Try some Z-max. It works great. Good Luck.
- At 11:28am on November 24, 2008,
SKULL CRUSHER said…
- i like your truck too man, step side is cool dont see to many.
- At 8:34pm on November 19, 2008,
Tim said… - Joe it took about three months. But it was a lot of fun seeing come to life.
- At 6:51pm on November 17, 2008,
Tim said…
- Thanks!
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