255/85/16's on crolison's rig :D
08-19-2008, 06:19 PM
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"I found one thing out today, with my flexy flexy lift my rear driveshaft is making friends with my gas tank skid"
I have the SS 1.2 and my driveshaft has been getting friendly with gas tank skid. Steve sent me the zerk plug replacement plug so I didn't snap off the grease fitting. A small bolt that screws in and is flush with the drive shaft. I also mod'd my tank skid. I bought a new one and had a welder add some iron to beef it up. I pounded in the side that was rubbing with the driveshaft. I would highly recommend it. It touches when it is flexed out like this.
I have the SS 1.2 and my driveshaft has been getting friendly with gas tank skid. Steve sent me the zerk plug replacement plug so I didn't snap off the grease fitting. A small bolt that screws in and is flush with the drive shaft. I also mod'd my tank skid. I bought a new one and had a welder add some iron to beef it up. I pounded in the side that was rubbing with the driveshaft. I would highly recommend it. It touches when it is flexed out like this.
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08-21-2008, 12:44 PM
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08-27-2008, 08:40 AM
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Well i got them out on the trail and they did excellent, and I got to take them out in the rain and the also did very good.
I only hydroplaned once, and that was due to a lot of standing water on the interstate. Its actually been raining a lot these past couple of days so i have had multiple times to test them.
I only hydroplaned once, and that was due to a lot of standing water on the interstate. Its actually been raining a lot these past couple of days so i have had multiple times to test them.
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[QUOTE=crolison;I only hydroplaned once, and that was due to a lot of standing water on the interstate. Its actually been raining a lot these past couple of days so i have had multiple times to test them.[/QUOTE]
Well at least you guys didn't get as much as some folks in FL. Glad to hear the tires kick azz.
Aaron Howard
Well at least you guys didn't get as much as some folks in FL. Glad to hear the tires kick azz.
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08-27-2008, 12:16 PM
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Ive been running BigHorns on my taco and now on my tundra for almost 2 years and love them. great wear awsome on the rocks great in the dirt. last weekend I found their 1 weakness. Large Gravel I was driving next to some Rail road tracks and pushed a large gravel rock inbetween the tread blocks right through the tire. my guess is an AT wouldnt have had this problem. otherwise killer tire I am replacing it with another. and wont be driving near rail road tracks again.
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