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But which are better, mt/r's or km2's and i can't decide. Discuss
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Dude you did not wear my old tires down already nigga stopped tryin to troll dise partsOriginally posted by Burton58 View Post
2000 xj 4.5 clayton longarms with wontons with a touch of
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2012 surbra imperza DD
im a motivation machine like the hammer and sickle in communism
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Not this shit again
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2014 Granite Crystal WK2 Limited - Nitto Tire: Fueled by Enthusiasts
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With hours between posts this place needs a good troll thread. Plus i wanted to annoy pasta
also i haven't put 1 mile on my mtr's in 6 months
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How do you plan on running a troll thread when you admit it's a troll thread in the third post?Originally posted by Burton58 View PostWith hours between posts this place needs a good troll thread. Plus i wanted to annoy pasta
You're the worst troll ever.sigpic
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Wait for the noobs phil... if you post it, they will come. Regardless of prior postsOriginally posted by Buffalo Phil View PostI drive a DatsunComment
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exactly what i was gonna postOriginally posted by Buffalo Phil View Post
besides everyone knows STTs are the best- Will
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If you want a tire that lasts 45 years then yesI drive a DatsunComment
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We all know its the good old TSL
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fifyOriginally posted by hippie metal View PostWe all know its the good old thornbirds, mudgrips or GTFO
no but in all seriousness you need some Mickey Thompson baja belted's in like a 33x18.5x151993 XJ sport 3.5" rustys 33" MTZ's armored.
1999 sierra
1967 M725 Big and Slow
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the 33x9.5 tires weigh 13.81 pounds a piece and as a result generate the greatest contact pattern on icelandic volcano rock, especially due to the 1/8" siping. they work best when paired with ravine wheels because according to UPS they are 17.1 pounds a piece which in reality will outperform the moab due to them weighing 17.9 pounds thus creating more rotational mass for the jeep to overcome and reducing traction/speed. the only way to truly know how your jeep will perform with the tires however is to place a sand bag in the passenger seat to simulate having someone riding with youOriginally posted by wannabejeep View Post- Will
Originally posted by fizzyOriginally posted by DizzDizzComment
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Are the wheels lug centric or hub centric?sigpic
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Can't I just put washers on my wheel studs to gain some clearance? Why spend the money on expensive spidertraxx spacers?1993 XJ sport 3.5" rustys 33" MTZ's armored.
1999 sierra
1967 M725 Big and Slow
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Your confused. You can run the heavier moab wheel, all you have to do is remove your lockers. BAM light weight, and better performance in the sand!Originally posted by HeavyMetal View PostDan.
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