Yeah thats how my buddies were. I think I will probably just run them till I can afford toyos.ChaseTruck754 wrote:Make sure the projects hold air. They are known to have slow leaks on a lot of them - especially if they've been used on a race vehicle. Even for just 1 short race.
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Great truck- I looked and didnt see but how many inches over stock are you both height and width on your front end?
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4.5" over per side. They were buily for 4" lift but I have it around 2.5"-3" Lift. I need to get some new camber bushings cause it has negative camber at ride height right now. The rear is 3.5" over preside.VintageIronFab wrote:Great truck- I looked and didnt see but how many inches over stock are you both height and width on your front end?
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Its looking like I will be switching to Generals...
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There good tires too, lighter than projects also.
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You wouldn't happen to be the guy selling the 39 inch projects on rdc? He's in San Marcos.
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The generals are actually 8 pounds heavier than the projects! And 10 pounds heavier than the KM2's. Oh well hopefully that wieght is gained in the side walls!Rmc wrote:There good tires too, lighter than projects also.
Nope. You going to 39s!Rmc wrote:You wouldn't happen to be the guy selling the 39 inch projects on rdc? He's in San Marcos.
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Once I build conversion knuckles I may goto 39's with that one guys glass but I'm still working on doing a job in trade for a mill, once I get it I can make my knuckles. 37's for now. I'm waiting on parts for his other machine currently. I'm fixing one machine and getting another machine as trade payment. So far the job has cost me 23$ out of pocket lol. Not sure what's wrong with the one he's giving me as payment so I hope it's a decent one.
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Rmc wrote:There good tires too, lighter than projects also.
WRONG... The Generals are noticably heavier than the Projects. On the ProTruck we went from 35" Generals on Alcoas to 37" Projects on Trailready Beadlocks and if I remember right, the 37's were still lighter.
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Ya I got it guy, it was pointed out above. Appreciate you noticing though. The only reason I thought otherwise was that's what a friend was saying when he got his generals.Silverslk wrote:Rmc wrote:There good tires too, lighter than projects also.
WRONG... The Generals are noticably heavier than the Projects. On the ProTruck we went from 35" Generals on Alcoas to 37" Projects on Trailready Beadlocks and if I remember right, the 37's were still lighter.
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Its all good just more of an excuse for me to start the motor build...
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Exactly.
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So I was board and figured I would brush up on my MS paint skilz haha Im getting ready to paint the bronco soon and I am thinking the Scion concrete grey. Also through the Generals on the drawing since I should be having those soon....
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Re: 94 Raptor killer
I enjoy how you've kept the top a different color.
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I have always liked the top a different color, breaks it up. Unless its all black.
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Niiice. You will have a twin eventually that is my plans with my bronco. Love that color schemecs_drums wrote:So I was board and figured I would brush up on my MS paint skilz haha Im getting ready to paint the bronco soon and I am thinking the Scion concrete grey. Also through the Generals on the drawing since I should be having those soon....
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Sexy tires!!
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Ha ha haRmc wrote:Ya I got it guy, it was pointed out above. Appreciate you noticing though. The only reason I thought otherwise was that's what a friend was saying when he got his generals.Silverslk wrote:Rmc wrote:There good tires too, lighter than projects also.
WRONG... The Generals are noticably heavier than the Projects. On the ProTruck we went from 35" Generals on Alcoas to 37" Projects on Trailready Beadlocks and if I remember right, the 37's were still lighter.
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Red labels even...... they are good for another 15 mph