Originally Posted by flashkl

Pics with the 35s

Originally Posted by flashkl

same tires as you, BFG km2s, 35x12.5 on 15x8 steelies. Steering is stock, I really don't see the point in upgrading, plus I'll be SASing pretty soon so... Lift is a skyjacker 4 inch bracket lift, with the skyjacker soft ride lift springs. It flexes pretty decent, rides nice, but they settle about an inch or a bit more so I had to compensate by getting some TG shackles (5" ones if I remember correctly)

Originally Posted by flashkl

07ish specialized langster fixie with dura ace hi-flange track hubs for the road
09 stumpjumper 29er built up as a single speed, fully rigid, for the trail

If you look closely you can almost make out the specialized sticker too

Originally Posted by stock as possible

What backspacing are your wheels? You've got a really good combo going there, looks great

Originally Posted by airkewld4life

Right on. Always good to see another rider, just not the same riding type

Originally Posted by tr447

Here is my stock 94 4Runner. Not much done besides the rack. Just got the Rola rack last week as an early bday present from my wife.
I had to mod the front bumper to fit my 94. The bump was off of a 90. When i first bought the truck the original front bumper had a Huge dent in the middle and the guy threw in this bumper with the sale. Looks fine to me though.

Some poser pics under the bridge by Lake Natoma dam. The wife and I were hanging out. She was reading I was fishing.

Originally Posted by flashkl

not sure on the backspacing, I would guess they're somewhere between 3 and 3.5"



Same to you. I'm guessing youre more of a DHer?

Originally Posted by flashkl

07ish specialized langster fixie with dura ace hi-flange track hubs for the road
09 stumpjumper 29er built up as a single speed, fully rigid, for the trail

If you look closely you can almost make out the specialized sticker too

Originally Posted by dava flav

blindsides are sick for sure!

Originally Posted by highonpottery

i thought that scenery in the background looked familiar! i try to fart around down there whenever i'm down around those parts. you should try crossing that strip of water that comes inland near where your rig points toward in that pic. it gets about 2-3' deep depending on where you cross and it's about 20-30ft across. it's pretty much the closest thing you'll get to an OHV area in sacramento and good fishing too!

Originally Posted by 93yotaSR5

916 for life! ahahahah gotta love lake natoma! the rack looks good.