Biggest Rims i can fit?
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...anyone heard of East Coast Ryders? hung out with some of those guys last night on 28's dudes are crazy
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with a heavy *** rim and heavy large tires I recommend looking into a brake upgrade. you'll need the extra stopping power. I know yall aren't looking to spend a fortune on this but to do it the right way I recommend:
Explorer rear axle swap( for rear discs)
Bigger disc upgrade in the front and back
better brake lines too, usually come with brake kit
those rims are gonna wanna keep on rolling when you wanna stop, plus the bigger brakes will look way better behind the kickass rims
Explorer rear axle swap( for rear discs)
Bigger disc upgrade in the front and back
better brake lines too, usually come with brake kit
those rims are gonna wanna keep on rolling when you wanna stop, plus the bigger brakes will look way better behind the kickass rims
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