3" lift with 33'' tires
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Here is an option for the front:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ntSpacer.shtml
and in the rear:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...es.shtml#FAQ14
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...ntSpacer.shtml
and in the rear:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...es.shtml#FAQ14
How would I correct the speedo ?
subtracting in my head will not work, Arizona has speed cameras EVERYWHERE...
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That's what I want to do with my 2WD 1994 Pickup. Can I fit 31X10.5 R15's with a 1.5 balljoint spacer front, and a rear shackle kit ? Will I also have to crank up the front torsion bars ?
How would I correct the speedo ?
subtracting in my head will not work, Arizona has speed cameras EVERYWHERE...
How would I correct the speedo ?
subtracting in my head will not work, Arizona has speed cameras EVERYWHERE...
- http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...cer.shtml#FAQ2
The best option for speedo recalibration with taller tires is to change the axle gearing to match the tire height. So existing-gear-ratio X 31/existing-tire-diameter = new-gear-ratio. Added benefit is you'll retain the current acceleration and gas mileage you now have. Second best is to hit up a speedometer shop and either get a recalibration gear box made (for a mechanical speedo) or Dakota Digital makes electronic speedo recalibration boxes. Or the speedometer itself can often be recalibrated at a speedo shop.
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GPS devices have a screen or page that gives current data ( current position, altitude, current speed ). If you don't have one maybe get a used one. After changing tires sizes, it would be more accurate than your speedometer.
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ive gotten pulled over a few times for that and ive just explained that i got bigger tires.. theyh look and go ooh... and just say i forgot... but 5-8 miles over isnt alot.. unless in a school zone no cop is gonna pull you over for under 10
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That's what I want to do with my 2WD 1994 Pickup. Can I fit 31X10.5 R15's with a 1.5 balljoint spacer front, and a rear shackle kit ? Will I also have to crank up the front torsion bars ?
How would I correct the speedo ?
subtracting in my head will not work, Arizona has speed cameras EVERYWHERE...
How would I correct the speedo ?
subtracting in my head will not work, Arizona has speed cameras EVERYWHERE...
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I have a GPS, but GPS theft is big here. If they see a circular mark on your windshield (from the GPS mount), they smash the windows to look for a GPS. I hate phoenix
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There are SPEED CAMERAS everywhere here. It's not a matter of talking to cops, it's a matter of getting tickets in the mail for $200. I hate Phoenix.
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