mrblah
Senior Member
new llantas tomorrow. who's the homie with the toyo 34's at3's? I blame him for this unnecessary purchase
dang enablers!!!:keyboard:
new llantas tomorrow. who's the homie with the toyo 34's at3's? I blame him for this unnecessary purchase
Senor, you are getting neumáticos. Llanta can be a double entendre.new llantas tomorrow. who's the homie with the toyo 34's at3's? I blame him for this unnecessary purchase
dang enablers!!!:keyboard:
Paid it off, then powdercoated and installed ORP wheels on my (mostly) stock SR5 to celebrate. Looks much better.
Next is to find a take-off 21+ PRO Fox suspension and Westcott lift.
Senor, you are getting neumáticos. Llanta can be a double entendre.
Post up pics after installation.
I knew it was the Blah.
naw it wasnt him, it was a dude in the midwest.
chupa mi llanta!
You suck your tires?naw it wasnt him, it was a dude in the midwest.
chupa mi llanta!
You suck your tires?
idk about other snorkel owners but for me, the snorkel side is always dirtier from the spray than the driver side. Especially the passenger side windows. Decided to get some abs plastic to make some half fender flaps. They are obviously inspired by the wranglers w/ the xtreme recon or 392 packages that run a half flap to cover the 35s. Aussies seem to do this all the time to meet regulations with stock body vehicles and oversized tires. We'll see how well these work in keeping the passenger side cleaner.
Had to fix some rubbing on the front of the inner fender liner. Instead of the heat gun method and bending the liner, I removed the two screws holding the bottom edge of the inner fender liner and pushed it forward (away from the tire) and re-drilled the screw holes to secure. Now no rubbing in reverse while turning with my 285/70/17s.