Locked, Blocked and Ready to Rock (almost)
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Locked, Blocked and Ready to Rock (almost)
So i did some today. I decided there is no better way to spend a monday and tuesday than making the runner locked front and rear and slapping on some 35s. Here are pics--- (im still working on the front bumper brackets, i have a TJM, so just use your imagination, ill post pics when both bumpers and fixed up nice and tight)------
BTW: Thats my new 02 DD, i havnt posted pics of her either
BTW: Thats my new 02 DD, i havnt posted pics of her either
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Are those the new BFG MT's? I like that tread pattern a lot. You need to report off road impressions and some sidewall pics with them aired down. Looks good.
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hahaha, i love it, nope, no paint, all i have to say is welcome to the south east, that color my friend is the color of the greatest soil in the world, GA and SC red clay.. that is stained that way from our mud down south....
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LOL, yeah i have family in OK that has the same thing happen to there cars. It looked like it might have been rust though and i was like Woundering how the heck that much rust could get on a truck much less that new of one!
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Nice to see a hardcore wheeler down in the South and not out West somewhere
I doubt you care, but you could always spray paint your wheel weights black to blend in better w/ the rims. I ran 35" Swampers on my previous '86 4Runner w/ the same black rims as yours. Each wheel was covered in weights. I got so tired of the silver on black contrast, that I just painted them black. Looked much better IMO.
My motto has always been, "It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you look doing it".
Nice 4Runner though.
I doubt you care, but you could always spray paint your wheel weights black to blend in better w/ the rims. I ran 35" Swampers on my previous '86 4Runner w/ the same black rims as yours. Each wheel was covered in weights. I got so tired of the silver on black contrast, that I just painted them black. Looked much better IMO.
My motto has always been, "It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you look doing it".
Nice 4Runner though.
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Nice to see a hardcore wheeler down in the South and not out West somewhere
I doubt you care, but you could always spray paint your wheel weights black to blend in better w/ the rims. I ran 35" Swampers on my previous '86 4Runner w/ the same black rims as yours. Each wheel was covered in weights. I got so tired of the silver on black contrast, that I just painted them black. Looked much better IMO.
My motto has always been, "It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you look doing it".
Nice 4Runner though.
I doubt you care, but you could always spray paint your wheel weights black to blend in better w/ the rims. I ran 35" Swampers on my previous '86 4Runner w/ the same black rims as yours. Each wheel was covered in weights. I got so tired of the silver on black contrast, that I just painted them black. Looked much better IMO.
My motto has always been, "It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you look doing it".
Nice 4Runner though.
i agree, you also gotta look ur best when ur mall crawlin...
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nice its good to see another guy in the ATL area. Whereabouts? i live out on the west side, and work up on the northside, I dont think I have ever seen you rig around town though.