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Nice ride fo runnin. Do you have any rubbing issues on the street with that tire/wheel combo.

Thanks! No issues at all, no rubbing what-so-ever! If you run a 33x10.50 then you are good to go, but a 33x12.50 will rub for sure! And on the street is still pretty good! It's a little more sluggish than the 31s were, but still not bad since I have the stock 4.88 gears!
 
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This is probably the first time i've ever really had some fun and spent a day truly wheeling. This is up at cow mountain in ukiah, ca. Great two days. These pics are just some flex shots and stuff, mainly because I forgot the SD card for my gopro D: so I had to use my retarded cheap phone camera. Sorry no good pics of the trails but here you go!



We woke up at about 6:30 and waited for the sunrise. Quite Nice.



Someone's lame stock jeep got stuck up on a rock on his frame on the obstacle course. Pulled him off :rockon:
 
One more flex...


This right here is one of my favorite pictures I've ever taken of the runner. We woke up real early and drive up and had to climb a bit to get here. The picture turned out amazing.
 
That is pretty good picture. I love it.

33's on stock... tried to stuff em yet?

Wish I had my real camera for the fog... another night perhaps.

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My 93, totally stock except for a badlands 9000LB winch, my friends bronco XL couldn't fit through half the stuff I went through!
 
Its a little on the slow side but not bad considering I paid 242.00 for it. It pulled me up over a pretty steep hill!
 
Got my tires on finally.

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Scored me some Centerlines and some 32x11.50's and got them on just in time for the snow. Tires had just under 1/2 tread and wheels were in great shape, but being I don't care much for polished aluminum I plasti-dipped them which turned out great. All together I have a whopping $160.00 in the tires, wheels, and plasti dip. Trucks getting there, one step at a time.
 

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Scored me some Centerlines and some 32x11.50's and got them on just in time for the snow. Tires had just under 1/2 tread and wheels were in great shape, but being I don't care much for polished aluminum I plasti-dipped them which turned out great. All together I have a whopping $160.00 in the tires, wheels, and plasti dip. Trucks getting there, one step at a time.

Glad it's coming together for you, and BONUS - you get to drive in the snow. Good times!!

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Yep we typically don't get much snow here but we've had a couple nice snowfalls this year so far. But I must admit I'm ready to take the ol' girl out on the beach so winter can go away now.
 
Installed these coil springs today. Had to fix the sagging rear end on my 95. This is the before pic.
 

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