Tires and Programer
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Tires and Programer
I have a 04 4.0LTR V6 4x4 ranger. ALL STOCK!
Tires:
I need new 33inch tires. I want something with good wear. Something good in the snow, decent in the mud.
I am thinking of BFG All terrains or mud terrains. I like the mud terrain look but not sure how they wear. Just wanting some opinions on them.
Programers:
Do not know anything about them. Did a search didn't find a whole lot on 4.0 stuff. Looks like the BAMA Xclaiber 2 is a good one? How the heck these things work? Just plug in let it download and pull it out?
Just need some opinions. thank!
Tires:
I need new 33inch tires. I want something with good wear. Something good in the snow, decent in the mud.
I am thinking of BFG All terrains or mud terrains. I like the mud terrain look but not sure how they wear. Just wanting some opinions on them.
Programers:
Do not know anything about them. Did a search didn't find a whole lot on 4.0 stuff. Looks like the BAMA Xclaiber 2 is a good one? How the heck these things work? Just plug in let it download and pull it out?
Just need some opinions. thank!
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Look into Cooper Discoverer S/T tires. Agressive tread design, but not a full m/t. I've had mine for over 30,000 and they are not even half worn. I just balance and rotate them every 6,000 and run them at 33psi. They are great in snow, good in rain, and pretty capable in mud. I'm pretty sure they would be cheaper than BFG's unless you found a great deal somewhere.
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Originally Posted by Kevooo
I like my bfg m/t's, they ride good on the street and highway, i wouldnt know about snow though... ive had mine for like 4000 miles and they still look brand new... and i just bought the bamachips xcal 2 but i havent used it yet, ill let you know whens i get it up and running.
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only two good places for the programmers.
www.stuffforyourranger.com/store
or
www.bamachips.com
either place is great. I want to get a XCal 2 from Wayne at www.stuffforyourranger.com/store but who knows when.
I would get 2 87 programs and 1 93 program on the tuner. yes just plug it in and download it into the PCM and your good to go.
this is what i would get
87 performance
87 torque
93 torque or performance
you know how i feel about tires.
www.stuffforyourranger.com/store
or
www.bamachips.com
either place is great. I want to get a XCal 2 from Wayne at www.stuffforyourranger.com/store but who knows when.
I would get 2 87 programs and 1 93 program on the tuner. yes just plug it in and download it into the PCM and your good to go.
this is what i would get
87 performance
87 torque
93 torque or performance
you know how i feel about tires.
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Originally Posted by firefighterjosh
If you don't mind how much was your chip and tires? And where did you buy them? I am doing some googling now looking for prices
Tires are about 170 each if you shop right for them. I can't remember what he paid exactly but it was under 200.
I would check out the new xtreme mud terrain from pro comp. Also check out the baja MTZ, I've heard nothing but great about them for the street and mild stuff.
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Originally Posted by jrpro130
my chip was 50...haha, all I had to do was buy a tune for it.
Tires are about 170 each if you shop right for them. I can't remember what he paid exactly but it was under 200.
I would check out the new xtreme mud terrain from pro comp. Also check out the baja MTZ, I've heard nothing but great about them for the street and mild stuff.
Tires are about 170 each if you shop right for them. I can't remember what he paid exactly but it was under 200.
I would check out the new xtreme mud terrain from pro comp. Also check out the baja MTZ, I've heard nothing but great about them for the street and mild stuff.
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Thanks for the info guys. Zach thanks for the links.
I would prally go with 2 87 like you said.
87 - Something with good fuel mileage, DD
87 Touqe or performance
93 Performance
Might do all 87 not sure how much 93 really helps since I would only be using it when I would be racing it which will prally only happen once. Unless I win some good money lol
I would prally go with 2 87 like you said.
87 - Something with good fuel mileage, DD
87 Touqe or performance
93 Performance
Might do all 87 not sure how much 93 really helps since I would only be using it when I would be racing it which will prally only happen once. Unless I win some good money lol
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Originally Posted by zabeard
NEVERMIND ITS ON THE FRONT PAGE
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Originally Posted by firefighterjosh
I will figure out what settings I want. Prally just a 87 Mileage, 87 Performance/tourq (not sure if there is a diff) and 93 Performance.
with my past programs I like the performance settings better than the TQ ones.
Ive had several, you should know that.
my 93 TQ sucked, I might as well run the 87.
btw I have been running the 87 performance for two years and have not changed it.
If i was you I would just get 1 93 program and 2 87 programs.
TQ program you should have more TQ lower in the rpms and performance is when you will see more gain in the higher RPMs.
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Originally Posted by zabeard
you have 15" wheels not need for the fancy numbers.
33x12.5x15 is what you want. that is what you have now.
33x12.5x15 is what you want. that is what you have now.
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Originally Posted by casfz1
Josh I would go with a 91 or 93 tq tune(which ever is available in your area). I tried the 93 performance tune and for everyday driving I was not impressed.
As for tires I would look at the Mickey Thompson MTX's they are a great a/t tire with the looks of a mud.
As for tires I would look at the Mickey Thompson MTX's they are a great a/t tire with the looks of a mud.