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Old Aug 31, 2010
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thats what i said 37x13.50x15's on 15x10 classic 2's
 
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NO NO NO! your said m-16 <<<---- see the "16" RIGHT THERE... IT WONT WORK!
 
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Personally I'd go with these tires

And these wheels



Broken bones AND SKULLS?????????? People will ****ing **** themself just seeing your truck. Not to mention the fact that they're 37's
 
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idk but thanks for your opinions, im probably going with 37x13.50x16 interco m16's with 4.88's and an auburn ected locker up front

 
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dude look at carls set up hes practically running 46 in xmts just build is truck and you wont have to worry bout anything.....
 
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r u serious? m16 is the name of the tire and the tire size is 37x13.50x15
 
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r u serious? m16 is the name of the tire and the tire size is 37x13.50x15

 
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Originally Posted by 2003level2
r u serious? m16 is the name of the tire and the tire size is 37x15x13.5
oh****! wow, thanks for making me feel retarded! but wont a 15 inch wide tire be to wide for a 13.5inch tall wheel? idk just a thought
 
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no way carl, a friend of a friends uncles brothers neighbors friends nephew on mine used to run 20" wide boggers on his 12.5 wide wheels
 
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but wont a 15 inch wide tire be to wide for a 13.5inch tall wheel? idk just a thought
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make sure you buy chromoly cv axles for this 37" tire swap ! and make sure they are full of 85w 90 gear oil for long life.
 
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Originally Posted by korey89
no way carl, a friend of a friends uncles brothers neighbors friends nephew on mine used to run 20" wide boggers on his 12.5 wide wheels
no mr cory.. you have misread my post... i was referring to a 13.5" TALL wheel. thats what the OP was talking about getting...
 
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oh sorry karl, I worded it wrong. I meant 20" wide boggers on 12.5" tall wheels. I heard you need atleast 14's to run anything over 16" wide
 
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LOL everybody!! Cool it down some...a little?







In all seriousness though, yeah it 'fits'. Ok...fine. Wait'll the suspension settle after being jacked up...it'll go down 2-3", then go drive a little too fast on a whoopy road, then you'll have tire all up in your fender. Honestly, I'd be more worried about the rear fitment compared to the front. That rear end has alot of travel in stock form and 35's is already too stuffed for me, and i'm doubled. I refer to my earlier comments in this thread. I still stand by 'em. Just because you can, doesn't necessarily mean you should...
 
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
In all seriousness though, yeah it 'fits'. Ok...fine. Wait'll the suspension settle after being jacked up...it'll go down 2-3", then go drive a little too fast on a whoopy road, then you'll have tire all up in your fender. Honestly, I'd be more worried about the rear fitment compared to the front. That rear end has alot of travel in stock form and 35's is already too stuffed for me, and i'm doubled. I refer to my earlier comments in this thread. I still stand by 'em. Just because you can, doesn't necessarily mean you should...
Nice ninja edit shane lol.




But yeah to be serious you need to uncrank those bars some dude. You literally have no droop anymore. Thats not safe...
 
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^^^ya. i saw that too!!! he said his back was seirously damaged when you took him driving down YOUR FAVORITE ROAD OF ALL TIME!! he sent me a pic! is that your cute smile in the corner?

Hey I was there in July. That is Pompeii, Italy They would have been some sweet roads to drive on
 
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This thread ended long ago. But oh my F***ING GOD. That truck is exactly what I want mine to look like, same color too. I am getting my superlift very soon.
 
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