New guy Here! Got a question for ya
Jan 14, 2003 | 05:57 PM
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New guy Here! Got a question for ya
I have a 90 pick-up reg cab... I want to get some new tires... My question is ...Will 33" bf mud terrains fit ??? With no lift...I really don't go off road much.. I want the look...
Thanks in advance....
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Jan 14, 2003 | 06:32 PM
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Fitting 33's
Welcome to the forum Hawkeye.
This will be of help to you.
Many spend big $$$ on an IFS lift to just fit 33" tires.
You don't need to.
A mild crank of the T bars, some "add a leaves" in the rear, or a greasable shackle for your stock springs, and a 1" body lift, and you are all set.
Less than $200 to do that.
If yours is not an SR5, I'm willing to bet you have the Aisin manual hubs on it already too.
Most SR5s came with the ADD hubs.
If you are going to crank the T bars up some, I highly recommend the manual hubs as they save a lot of wear & tear on the CVs once you go up higher.
In that link above you will see some 33s on a truck very similiar to yours.
This will be of help to you.
Many spend big $$$ on an IFS lift to just fit 33" tires.
You don't need to.
A mild crank of the T bars, some "add a leaves" in the rear, or a greasable shackle for your stock springs, and a 1" body lift, and you are all set.
Less than $200 to do that.
If yours is not an SR5, I'm willing to bet you have the Aisin manual hubs on it already too.
Most SR5s came with the ADD hubs.
If you are going to crank the T bars up some, I highly recommend the manual hubs as they save a lot of wear & tear on the CVs once you go up higher.
In that link above you will see some 33s on a truck very similiar to yours.
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