2nd gens with 32's
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From: Yavapai County, Arizona
2nd gens with 32's
Could those of you who run 32's on your 2nd gen runners w/o lift post pics if you have them, please? I'm still trying to decide if I want to get 31's or 32's, by sometime during this summer I should be able to get some new tires (BFG A/T KO 31x10.5 or 32x11.5).
Thanks.
-Bryan
Thanks.
-Bryan
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From: Solano Co, CA Originally a North Idaho Hick
This is Lukes' Runner He is running 32x11.5 BFG's. He now has the downey spacer kit and cranked Tbars but at the time of these pics he only had aftermarket springs on. I think he had some slight rubbing issues in the front but that was it.
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Just a word of advice, I had 32" MT/R's on my '94 and the front left tire rubbed on/demolished the corner of the running board. If you are planning to get that size, I would recommend taking the runners off or getting a lift. Other than that, no problems. (Sorry I've got only 2 pics of that truck and no scanner
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I'm also diggin' the 32's. When these wear out, it will be on to 33's on 15x8's (with a 1" BL)
Rear tire clearance w/ PP Coils
Front tire clearance w/slight crank on stock t-bars
Sorry the pics are dark, dusk will do that to your pics...
Rear tire clearance w/ PP Coils
Front tire clearance w/slight crank on stock t-bars
Sorry the pics are dark, dusk will do that to your pics...
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Thanks for all the pics guys, I just have one more question. For those of you who said you did not crank the front torsion bars, what is the stock height from the top of the rim to the bottom of the fender lip? If it's to much trouble don't worry about it, I am just curious. Thanks again
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I met up with ringo234 today. he has bridgestone dueler a/t's 32x11.5r15 and he said they dont rub as far as he knows. if they do, its very little, and that was only in the back when going over a hard bump. no problems in the front. he also said mudders would have been a problem. also, he hasnt done downeys in the back, he still has the stock springs, saggin of course.
when you can purchase the springs, we should get together and put them on one day
the 32s looked AWESOME and his truck is bad ass. new paint job, super clean engine. bored out his engine too.
andy i'm jealous
when you can purchase the springs, we should get together and put them on one day
the 32s looked AWESOME and his truck is bad ass. new paint job, super clean engine. bored out his engine too.
andy i'm jealous
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Originally posted by Victor
I'm mounting my 265/75r16's on Fri. That is a 32 inch tall tire also but about an inch narrower - I'll take some pics and let you know how it all fits.
I'm mounting my 265/75r16's on Fri. That is a 32 inch tall tire also but about an inch narrower - I'll take some pics and let you know how it all fits.
good luck with the new tires, what kind are they?
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From: Solano Co, CA Originally a North Idaho Hick
Originally posted by Silver954Runner
Thanks for all the pics guys, I just have one more question. For those of you who said you did not crank the front torsion bars, what is the stock height from the top of the rim to the bottom of the fender lip? If it's to much trouble don't worry about it, I am just curious. Thanks again
Thanks for all the pics guys, I just have one more question. For those of you who said you did not crank the front torsion bars, what is the stock height from the top of the rim to the bottom of the fender lip? If it's to much trouble don't worry about it, I am just curious. Thanks again
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Well the MR/R's are on and man am I happy. Unbelievably the ride is much softer/smoother with these than my old Bridgestones. I set them up with 38 psi front and 40 psi rear like my old tires but judging from the soft ride I can add some more. Also - I've noticed the actual tread area is a little narrower than my old 31's.
I haven't noticed any power loss and I think the acceleration is actually a little nicer but that is all probably in my mind right now. The dealer had them set at 31 PSI and I could actually see the fuel gauge move with a couple short trips.
I haven't noticed any power loss and I think the acceleration is actually a little nicer but that is all probably in my mind right now. The dealer had them set at 31 PSI and I could actually see the fuel gauge move with a couple short trips.
Last edited by Victor; May 10, 2003 at 12:50 PM.
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Originally posted by Victor
I posted some pics in this thread:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...threadid=10551
I posted some pics in this thread:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...threadid=10551
(close enough though)



