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speaking of all the tires how are the mtr-k's doing for you? traction in mud snow etc and how are they wearing
 


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No idea on mud... there's still snow on the ground, dood. But in the snow they work great! Rocks too. Not too big on mud, so that's not really a huge deal for me.
 

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speaking of all the tires how are the mtr-k's doing for you? traction in mud snow etc and how are they wearing
Dude these tires are fan-friggin-tastic. I can't believe you're asking the man who copied my choice instead of me:thefinger:

It was what.... two days later you got them Andres:icon_rofl:
 

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Dude these tires are fan-friggin-tastic. I can't believe you're asking the man who copied my choice instead of me:thefinger:

It was what.... two days later you got them Andres:icon_rofl:
Haha, yeah something like that. Though, I didn't get mine on 'til a few months later... :dunno: And he''s asking me 'cause I actually wheel mine, Mike. :thefinger:
I wish they made a 37 in a 15" rim still. Grr, that was stupid, Good Year.
 

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same thing for the km2's...a 37 is only availible in a 17

though if you ask over on pirate....17's are the new 15's...
 

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I KNOW. Ridiculous if you ask me... what possible advantage other than fitting them over ton brakes with no grinding is there to running a 17?!

I am still thinking of buying Andrew's rims, too... but I have free 15" steelies. :annoyed:
 

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i need some 15" steelies myself....my 36's have been sitting there for a year just waiting
 

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I think it has to do with the fact that not many trucks are made in a 15" rim anymore even rangers are up to 16's ( I think correct me if I'm wrong) so the tire companys don't make a tire to fit a 15" rim unless you go to interco or somthing along those lines
 

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cool build man, i'm subscriberized
 

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just looks like a bunch of scrap metal to me :thefinger:
 

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You didn't tell me your shop was in space Andrew:D
 

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Yayyyyy. Andrew, thanks for the pics. Getting me even more stoked! :headbang:
 

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so how much lift are you going to try and get into this thing? or do you want to leave it as low as you can
 

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I'm going to try and get only 1-2" more lift than I currently have, so... 5-6" over stock. But I plan on going up to a 37-38. Likely a 38, so that's about an extra 1.5" from what I have now.
 

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will look killer when done.....

and a low COG is always good.....

l8r, John
 

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