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Re: RE: New Shoes
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I saw how you drive!devilman96 said:
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sweet lookin' truck! I'd like to do that someday.
sweet lookin' truck! I'd like to do that someday.
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TJ,
How about a picture of your truck from the side so we can see how much room you have between the rear axles. Did you have to modify anything to make these meats fit? Do they rub at all on turns?
Jeff
TJ,
How about a picture of your truck from the side so we can see how much room you have between the rear axles. Did you have to modify anything to make these meats fit? Do they rub at all on turns?
Jeff
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I was gonna let TJ answer before I said anything but yeah... 395's or 15.5's (G20's) etc are the largest tire size that you can fit on a deuce with out haveing to mod the truck due to clearance and rubbing issues. Im sure if you jacked the front around while rock crawling in a sharp turn you will get them to hit in the front somewhere, but normal off roading / mudding / trails / etc you would never get it to happen.
They are also well into the upper range of what a deuce can turn HP wise... If your going to run these the 3-4 and 4-5 shifts are not a fast process. For most owners installing a pyro and bumping the fuel is a "must do".
They are also well into the upper range of what a deuce can turn HP wise... If your going to run these the 3-4 and 4-5 shifts are not a fast process. For most owners installing a pyro and bumping the fuel is a "must do".
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Looks great! I can't wait to get mine mounted (I'm going with 14.50R20s on those same wheels).
I'm assuming you already had your hubs flipped from before? I'm going for the non-flipped look.
I'm assuming you already had your hubs flipped from before? I'm going for the non-flipped look.
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Ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh!
mangus580
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They would look even better covered in DIESEL FUEL!!sak00 said:Ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh!
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The fix has worked so far!!!
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Didn't you have to show him how to get his truck UNSTUCK, Mike?mangus580 said:I saw how you drive!devilman96 said:
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Tj
truck looks grate!ours is going to look like that here shortly!
truck looks grate!ours is going to look like that here shortly!
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Awesome are you gonna bring it to the FL Land Rover Rally?
Dang that is a nice lookin truck
A little better than the street tires you had at Dmans rally
Dang that is a nice lookin truck
A little better than the street tires you had at Dmans rally
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I'll probably bring both the Deuce and the Scrambler to the Fl Land Rover Rally. Good times!!
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Nice TJ 
BC
BC
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those new shoes look GREAT!!!!