blairracd
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Some of y’all may have seen I’ve been fingering the idea of bumping up to 35s. Kenda Klever 35x10.5r17, new UCAs (I should do these regardless), bump stops, new wheels ($80 FJ steelies), gears, and paying a friend to do the fender tubing.
Or I could maybe just a new bumper(s) which I’ve been wanting for a very long time. But then with the bumper(s), I may want/need to upgrade my coils.
The money part isn’t a huge issue; I’m retired, but I am also planning to buy a new Tacoma soon (and of course I’ll want larger tires on that as well). So, I’m just thinking that money may be better suited just going towards the Taco.
I also am thinking that I don’t want to give up my 16s. They’re from my old ‘96 that died saving my life. That’s a pretty big thing to me as I’ve moved those onto two different vehicles at this point.
So much to think about. What would you decide?
edit: I think I’m getting the mod itch due to the little man complex, lol. The other day I parked next to my buddies ‘97 (I’ve converted about 9 people to the Toyota fam at this point), and mine with a lift and 33s hardly felt bigger than his super stocker.
Or I could maybe just a new bumper(s) which I’ve been wanting for a very long time. But then with the bumper(s), I may want/need to upgrade my coils.
The money part isn’t a huge issue; I’m retired, but I am also planning to buy a new Tacoma soon (and of course I’ll want larger tires on that as well). So, I’m just thinking that money may be better suited just going towards the Taco.
I also am thinking that I don’t want to give up my 16s. They’re from my old ‘96 that died saving my life. That’s a pretty big thing to me as I’ve moved those onto two different vehicles at this point.
So much to think about. What would you decide?
edit: I think I’m getting the mod itch due to the little man complex, lol. The other day I parked next to my buddies ‘97 (I’ve converted about 9 people to the Toyota fam at this point), and mine with a lift and 33s hardly felt bigger than his super stocker.
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