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who is part of the 37 in tire club..(post pics)

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Old 03-08-2013, 04:31 PM
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A year ago I went from 34" Toyo MTs to 37" KM2s just before I got my ProRock. When I changed my stock CAs to Metal Cloak in December, I changed over from black Black Rock Yuma alloys to tungsten Black Rock Viper alloys with 37" Toyos. I'm back with Toyos. Love them, although I also considered Trepadors. Figured they aren't as available. Like the Toyos much better than the KM2s.
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Old 03-08-2013, 04:40 PM
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Fresh off the UPS truck! I still need wheels and a procal! I can't wait!
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Originally Posted by bob-o
Here ya go. On the close up shot of my passenger coil u can see that it is unseated a bit. The jeep isn't even fully flexed out either, the rear tire is 3ft from the ground. When I took it out on a run, my jeep flexed so much that the rubber boots got pulled of the body of the front shocks

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Dude, you need limiting straps!!
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Old 03-08-2013, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by zstairlessone

Dude, you need limiting straps!!
Nah, my jeep performs awesome in the rocks with this setup
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Originally Posted by Navyvetnorwich91
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A year ago I went from 34" Toyo MTs to 37" KM2s just before I got my ProRock. When I changed my stock CAs to Metal Cloak in December, I changed over from black Black Rock Yuma alloys to tungsten Black Rock Viper alloys with 37" Toyos. I'm back with Toyos. Love them, although I also considered Trepadors. Figured they aren't as available. Like the Toyos much better than the KM2s.
Dammmmmmmmmn that looks good!
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the current 37's,,, I want 39's
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Originally Posted by Navyvetnorwich91
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A year ago I went from 34" Toyo MTs to 37" KM2s just before I got my ProRock. When I changed my stock CAs to Metal Cloak in December, I changed over from black Black Rock Yuma alloys to tungsten Black Rock Viper alloys with 37" Toyos. I'm back with Toyos. Love them, although I also considered Trepadors. Figured they aren't as available. Like the Toyos much better than the KM2s.
Awesome looking rig!
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Originally Posted by jvandy50
Dammmmmmmmmn that looks good!
Thanks very much.
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Originally Posted by big dr
the current 37's,,, I want 39's
holy shit, wow! awesome rig.
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Old 03-09-2013, 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by deaner23
Awesome looking rig!
Thanks, I appreciate it. Yours is sweet too. Got some awesome pics of it.
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