I have 32x11.5R15 BFG Mud Terrains on my stock
suspension 4x4 98 CC Dakota. The rub at full turn on
the steering wheel. These BFG's have lasted for over
50k miles so far with about 5-10k miles left on them.
I
though they would have died long ago, but they have
suprised me by lasting this many mies!
Brad K. from MD
> Michael Maskalans wrote:
>
> >
> > I think it was either norah or jason who told me
> I'd be doing this....
> >
> > I'm looking for something less street friendly and
> more adobe-worthy,
> > and I'm wondering how big I can go without having
> to trim sheet metal.
> >
> > I've heard that you need 3" of lift to clear 33s -
> either body or
> > suspension, but I'm not 'down' with the body lift
> and I'm not
> > interested in a $1000 investment right now.... I
> know adam has been
> > saying 32's, which would be great, but the good
> m/ts seem to skip from
> > 31 to 33, and I'd expect a lot of rub from a 32 if
> a 33 needs an extra
> > 3 inches to clear well.
> >
> > does anyone here run 32s on a stock height gen
> III? has anyone tried?
> >
> > I'd like to stick these mud tires on my current
> 15" rims, and get r/t
> > or look-alike 17"s for my all terrain street
> tires, for which I think
> > I'll stick with my current Yoki a/ts, though in
> bigger 265/70-17 form
> >
> > for what it's worth, I'm looking at:
> > Yoki Geolander m/t (seems to have very good
> ejection at the edges,
> > which is what I was missing this weekend)
> > Firestone destination m/t
> > Bridgestone dueler m/t
> > hesitantly at the crapyear wranger mt/r, since
> I've seen very good
> > reviews of it.
> >
> > I'm thinking the Yoki m/t on 16" steel in
> 265/75-16, which is a bit
> > over 31.5 by 10.4. If I can get away with bigger,
> though, I'd like to.
> >
> > spending money I don't have,
> > --
> > Michael Maskalans '98 Dakota SLT CC
> 4x4 318
> > details here:
> <http://mike.tepidcola.com/dak.html>
> > mobile.612.618.4652 campus.585.274.2246
> fax.954.697.0487
> >
>
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