Wow, that looks pretty sweet actually. (The truck, well.. and the girl )

 

yall are like a bunch of lonely inmates! you cant even see what the freakin girl looks like! She could be the brother to the "real life beavis" in that other thread..lol her face is completely hidden and shes hunched over. it cracks me up people always flip out over girls on rigs whether they are hot, not, or unknown..."oh ya there is a truck there." tsk tsk

 

Those aren't 52's, or 58's and not Michelin's. Look at the diameter of the wheel-Michelin's go on 20" wheels. These are tractor tires guys!

 

That's a sweet truck. The tires actually look like it fits with the truck and not like the other one which is way out of proportion with the size of the 4runner.

 

That is one of the STUPIDEST things I've ever seen. :pat: and notice that there is another one back behind it when the first one is "playing" in the mud. I guess idiots of a feather flock together.

 

What state are you from? NJ?

 

yes nj
you really shouldnt flame thes guys.they were built for a particular thing in mind and the do it very well.like i said i dont even know these guys but i do see the rigs offroad a bit.i was told that those tires are 67 tractor tires.monster trucks use 66s.
flame all ya want but this post seems to keep rising to the top!

 

These "monster trucks" are usually built to be driven in deep mud instead of trail ridings like most of us here do. As you all should know is that different terrains have different needs for vehicles for example: (keep in mind this is arguable and I'm just stating general) rock crawlers want more flex, more clearance, and very low center of gravity. So what do they do? They hack the vehicles and make steel cages, hack the fenders, throw long travel suspensions on them and tires usually around in the 37" range, extremely low range gearing. The huge truck in the picture is built for mud and what do you need for deep mud? LOTS of horsepower, huge tractor or "gumbo" tires, and huge lifts. For some of us here that do basic trail rides we need small or no lifts, decent offroad mud tires or all terrains, lockers or not, 4wheel drive a definite, and sometimes a winch.

 

I was talking about on the yota.

 

It wasn't directed at any one person, just a general note.