15x14 rockcrawlers
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
you do realize that those tires are 33x12.50x15's right
you can't be that much of a bloomin' idiot that you can't read.......
those wheels don't look like 14" wheels to me either....my brother has a set of 14" wheels on his '79 Ford and they are deeper than that...
loose the 14" wheels and get 10" wheels.....unless you are trying to float your truck across the Pacific to California...
i bet you have some serious ball joint problems...
you can't be that much of a bloomin' idiot that you can't read.......those wheels don't look like 14" wheels to me either....my brother has a set of 14" wheels on his '79 Ford and they are deeper than that...
loose the 14" wheels and get 10" wheels.....unless you are trying to float your truck across the Pacific to California...
i bet you have some serious ball joint problems...
Originally Posted by pattypat
heres the pics of my ranger on 15x12s The 15x14 are on its way 4wheelparts did it there sending it mounted on the rim 11.5 swampers like i said not in yet but my friend has the same tires and rims on his toyota will try to get pics
Originally Posted by Twoplusone
Cause yer a haole! Das why 
Originally Posted by Twoplusone
Not necessarily, I've seen a number of guys run wide rims and stretched tires for the asthetics (looks) but when you put the tires in the sand and the mud (the sticky Hawaiian clay) the setup works well.
are you stupid?? that setup on SAND?!?! ever heard of...... maybeeee...uhm.... airing down for that? it works TONS better than having to keep a **** ton of air in the tires to keep the bead...
Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
He hasn't posted pics of the 32's and 14's yet.......
for that i'll quote myself haha
Originally Posted by 99ranger4x4
he's gonna have to run an insanely high pressure to even be able to keep the bead..
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If you ever air them down -- good luck. No rock crawling with that setup for sure.
I can see it working for floatation use though -- but if you put big power on them, you could still detach the bead.
Definitely bad for the tire no matter how you look at it. You're going to get a very definite wear pattern over time as if the tires were underinflated dut to the bending of the tread that forces the edges down.
If that's repeated sorry -- I didn't read the rest of the thread.
But my feeling is: friends don't let friends do this, lol...
I can see it working for floatation use though -- but if you put big power on them, you could still detach the bead.
Definitely bad for the tire no matter how you look at it. You're going to get a very definite wear pattern over time as if the tires were underinflated dut to the bending of the tread that forces the edges down.
If that's repeated sorry -- I didn't read the rest of the thread.
But my feeling is: friends don't let friends do this, lol...
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Originally Posted by TrailRanger52
no one cares, those are his old wheels and tires. we want pics of the 11.5" wide tires on the 14" wide wheels.
Yeah, soemone had said those were his new setup earlier in the posting.. figured I would take a closer peeky at it, lol
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Originally Posted by got-dirty
this place has been stooping to pirate 4x4 levels for a long time now. so no need for a comparison, we've already got the answer.
some of the best "purpose built" rigs i have seen come from there.
so they tell you how it is there, whats wrong with that?
