315/75/16 Mickey thomp MTZs are on

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ride great, better then the chunked 33s
 
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That is burly looking! I dig it. What did you need to do to clear that in the front? My rear LC coils would clear that but my revtek + 1/2" are only good for the 33's
 
...for christ sake neli....

looks great! And I bet it rides like a dream. My step dad just put a set of those on his truck and once you see them in person..... there ain't no comparason...

....kudos...
 
toytech76 said:
That is burly looking! I dig it. What did you need to do to clear that in the front? My rear LC coils would clear that but my revtek + 1/2" are only good for the 33's
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with 2 inch bl, doesnt rub at all but only at full steering lock.

pinchweld is pounded and i have dremmeled other areas.

and about 882s, never ran them, so i cant say.

ive ran spacers, tundra coils, donahoe racing coilovers and now 883s.

so 4 different lifts in 2 years time
 
Nice choice!! The MTZ's ride awesome - comfortable and pretty quiet. They hook up pretty well on the rocks, too.

These pics shows right where the passenger rear started to rub. I get a little rubbing on full lock or when coming across whoops and the front springs really compress. Nothing that tears up the flares or the tires.

Good luck, I'm sure you will enjoy.

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mikgrail3 said:
Nice choice!! The MTZ's ride awesome - comfortable and pretty quiet. They hook up pretty well on the rocks, too.

These pics shows right where the passenger rear started to rub. I get a little rubbing on full lock or when coming across whoops and the front springs really compress. Nothing that tears up the flares or the tires.

Good luck, I'm sure you will enjoy.

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i certainly recognize that 4runner for sure, Must have bought it from Andy

would like to know how well they are holding up to road abuse and what not? and maybe rock chunking?

that truck still looks good
 
look what we've come from in almost a year, i don't even want to imagine what this next years gonna bring, things are about to get intense haha

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Yup, I bought it from Andy. Certainly a well built machine. The MTZs are holding up petty well. I don't commute in it so I've put only about 3k miles on it since July. About 1/2 of that to and from trails. I have some chunking, from one place that was a bit difficult and I had the tires spinning on some sharp rock. The chunking isn't enough to cause any vibrations and it's only on a handful of lugs on the passenger rear. Aired down they seem to give some really great grip. They like to walk up rocks pretty good.

On the road I forget I'm rolling 35s. Their really quiet, especially for the aggressive tread. I would say they are wearing well on the street. Like I said I've only put about 3000 miles on them. I feel they respond pretty good. I haven't been scared having to make any quick maneuvers even with the sway bar disconnected.

Your truck is looking great as well!
 
uluafishing said:
Did you all (running factory rims) need to install spacers to avoid rubbing the UCA?

Thanks!
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I'm runnung Land Cruiser wheels and they are not rubbing the uca. I get a little frame rub though on full lock.
 
uluafishing said:
Did you all (running factory rims) need to install spacers to avoid rubbing the UCA?

Thanks!
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im running 1.25 spacers with camburg arms

i have about half an inch or more of space between the tires and arms
 
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