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- Denver Adjacent
TGPWS 10: The Tentacle Invasion
- Thread starter Fromfrontier2Xterra
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- Denver Adjacent
Rubber band sidewalls are also dumb.
probably gonna have to have one of my back teeth pulled, its been years since I been to a dentist 
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- Denver Adjacent
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- Denver Adjacent
That's a trendprobably gonna have to have one of my back teeth pulled, its been years since I been to a dentist
you leave my skinny tires alone
only now realizing it wasn't my best life decision.
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- Denver Adjacent
Never is.
meisanerd
Need Bigger Tires
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- Edmonton, AB, Canada
I ran 255/85r16s, liked them well enough. Gives you a 33 that is a i bit lighter than the 285s.
especially as a diabetic, whiskey or not, or at least for me, being type 1, it processes so much different and gets stored that it jacks your numbers
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- Denver Adjacent
I'm not attacking tires. Just stating factsyou leave my skinny tires alone
so for the bronco, I managed to find the only set of factory steelies in 16" 5x5.5 from ford, and my intent was to run skinny 33's, pretty sure that was the size, but they're such odd balls they're not really availiable and come with a huge price tag
skinny tires=less trimming, better turning, less rolling resistance, and when you air down they stretch out further, they may not be your thing looks wise but I honestly I prefer that to bulging tires sticking out an 1" past the fenders
not that it matters, my x is getting 265/75R16's
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- Denver Adjacent
You and your ufcking physics!
I get it on a technical level. But. Wheeling. Wider is better. Unless you don't know how to drive.
Me and my anemic vg33
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- Denver Adjacent
I know that life.
For that matter, 302 with the m5od was pretty slouchy in the bronco. Part of why it’s getting a whole new drivetrain
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- Denver Adjacent
I did 33x12.50s on my 1st Gen with 4.9s and a manual. Was great.
To be clear, was hot garbage off the line and at full interstate speeds. But wheeling was great.
To be clear, was hot garbage off the line and at full interstate speeds. But wheeling was great.
Am tired, hips hurt, bleh
Facts. Or so I’ve heard.
BEEFY
I Smile when Gasoline Can Freeze
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- Prince George, BC, Canada
I had a set of 34x9.5r15 Bias TSL's that I swapped through a few vehicles. A few Cherokee's, a F150 and on the xterra pre SAS. Had a PML lift and front bumper trimmed. They were 1 of my favorite tires.
BEEFY
I Smile when Gasoline Can Freeze
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- Prince George, BC, Canada
Old people problems
BEEFY
I Smile when Gasoline Can Freeze
- Location
- Prince George, BC, Canada
Also, drink whiskey.
Imma gonna try those on for size on my X when the time comes for new meats.
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- Denver Adjacent
I'm sure we've all been there.
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- Denver Adjacent
TSLs are no joke. That has less to do with diameter and more to do with tread pattern. Is a wheeling tire only. And I mean ONLY.
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- Denver Adjacent
True story. But he doesn't have those yet.
- Location
- Covington, Va
- Location
- Covington, Va
I wish I could justify the TrXus M/T's on my X. They do pretty good on the highway as well but the cost and tread life don't suit my needs. They go awesome though.
its not the years its the miles hoss
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- Covington, Va
CPR/BLS training this morning. STRUGGLING.....
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- Caldwell, ID
This is what my X runs. With 4.90s and an auto. It's sluggish on pavement, but amazing offroad. I have a huge drawer system, tire carrier, and RTT though. So that really hamper my acceleration.
meisanerd
Need Bigger Tires
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- Edmonton, AB, Canada
If there is struggles, it is time to stop CPR. Generally that only needs to be done on non-responsive people....
- Location
- Allen, Texas
Naah I think this spring, when I actually install some of these basic lift parts I have around here I am going to change my wheels/tires to something wider like this (not mine).
I just like the look.
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- Allen, Texas
I think that is what I have now.
Derailed_75
Mud Clawson
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- Danville Va
Training for Black Label Society?
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- Ontario Canada
I’ve been doing that every year for the last 20 years. Need to maintain annual certifications for my job. I know the feeling
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- Hainesville IL
gonna snow a shiat ton tomorrow and tomorrow night. no gas trucking 4 me i imagine.