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Old 09-09-2008, 03:55 PM   #1
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Need to get the truck dirty.....

....because new wheels and tires will be on it this weekend









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Old 09-09-2008, 04:22 PM   #2
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wow those are clean wheels....taken off a brand new jeep?
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Old 09-09-2008, 04:31 PM   #3
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where did you get a five wheel drive truck?
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Old 09-09-2008, 04:37 PM   #4
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wow those are clean wheels....taken off a brand new jeep?
No just really well kept.

And full size spare of course Steve
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Old 09-09-2008, 04:57 PM   #5
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They are stock wheels from an '03 Wrangler....15x8 Canyons

And yes, fullsize spare Steve. My current 28" tall spare doesn't really help when you are running 31" tires

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Old 09-09-2008, 05:52 PM   #6
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wow you better wheel that thing! what size tires?
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Old 09-09-2008, 06:01 PM   #7
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Oh, don't worry. My Jeep gets dirty whenever I get the chance. I have beat BFG All Terrains mounted on 15x7 Grizzlies on the Jeep now (as seen on FQuick), and I was looking for something a little more aggressive without going to a full mud terrain. These fit the bill, and although they are an off-brand (Tempra) they are made in the same factory as Coopers and seem to get good reviews across the 'net.

The new wheels are 15x8 Canyons and the tires are the same size as my BFGs: 31x10.5x15s.

Here's a decent pic of the wheels / tires that are on the Jeep now: http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/CMSP/IMG_0054.jpg

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Old 09-09-2008, 06:07 PM   #8
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Very nice, i need to pick up a set soon. Just traded the cobalt in on a 05 wrangler.
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Old 09-09-2008, 06:09 PM   #9
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Very nice, i need to pick up a set soon. Just traded the cobalt in on a 05 wrangler.
Nice! Any mods?

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lol those are some girly tires

36's on my truck

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Old 09-09-2008, 08:57 PM   #11
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lol those are some girly tires
Come talk to me when you have kids & a mortgage.....I buy what I can.

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Old 09-09-2008, 09:31 PM   #12
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will look great Justin! We need to go tire shopping for the Ram soon, my tires are SHOT in the front.
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will look great Justin! We need to go tire shopping for the Ram soon, my tires are SHOT in the front.
Yea, the ATs on mine are too....but that's partly because the front alignment appears to be shot. Gonna have to correct that too.

So....when you wanna go find some dirt to play in?

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Im done for now. I need a DD before I go again. I said that a month ago too, but I went out anyways I will let you know. Im sure I can get the other Justin to take his Blazer out.
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Come talk to me when you have kids & a mortgage.....I buy what I can.

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Come talk to me when your a kid again and make the amount of your mortgage payment in 3 months :P

I hear ya I still wish I didnt make my truck so big. Honestly if I did it all over again I'd build an s10 blazer, solid front axle on 33's or 34's. Im just glad its almost done.
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Were gonna need before and after pics of truck clean with old rims - new wheels, truck dirty after hitting some puddles on the side of grandmas house.
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You should mount the spare tire to the hood like those old Land Rovers
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Were gonna need before and after pics of truck clean with old rims - new wheels, truck dirty after hitting some puddles on the side of grandmas house.
I've owned the truck for over a year and only washed it once.....the chances of "clean" pictures are slim to none.....

I will take some before and afters though

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Haven't decided what to do with the spare yet. I have a Yamika roof rack (in the shed now) that I could get a spare tire mount for, but the rack itself costs me about 1.5 mpg, i'm sure a tire in it would push it to 2+. Can't afford a rear bumper / tire carrier yet either. Spare will prolly just sit in the back for the time being.

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Old 09-09-2008, 11:06 PM   #19
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I've owned the truck for over a year and only washed it once.....the chances of "clean" pictures are slim to none.....

I will take some before and afters though



Haven't decided what to do with the spare yet. I have a Yamika roof rack (in the shed now) that I could get a spare tire mount for, but the rack itself costs me about 1.5 mpg, i'm sure a tire in it would push it to 2+. Can't afford a rear bumper / tire carrier yet either. Spare will prolly just sit in the back for the time being.

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Lol be careful with not washing it. When I had my toyota (red) I hit alot of clay mud and it literally stained my paint.
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sweet. It's going to be a very nice improvement over the current ones
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Old 09-10-2008, 03:54 PM   #21
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Lol be careful with not washing it. When I had my toyota (red) I hit alot of clay mud and it literally stained my paint.
Yea, it has a little bit, but I don't mind. Some of the paint is in really nice shape, like this: http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/N...p/IMG_0334.JPG

some is not so good, like the hood: http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/N...p/IMG_0331.JPG

Those pics were taken the weekend I got it, July '07. The hood looks a lot worse now....

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a roof rack would be sick, thats what i would do eventually....with some lights on the front and back!
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Old 09-11-2008, 07:27 AM   #23
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Anything bigger than 33's is too big for daily driving. I ran 32's on all my old Toyotas and that was a perfect size. But I prefer to have the raised white letters on the outside. But I also wash my vehicles!
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Old 09-11-2008, 10:17 AM   #24
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a roof rack would be sick, thats what i would do eventually....with some lights on the front and back!
You can see my rack in a some of those pics above, but like I said, it's off for now due to mileage reasons. I may put it back on though, we'll see how much of a pain it is to have the spare laying in the back of the truck.

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Nice! Any mods?

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Right now i have two 130w long range kc lights coming for the windshield. I'm looking at a different bumper on craigslist also with an two kc lights on it also. Plans are one inch body lift and put either 31's or 33's on it then eventually give it a three or four inch lift. With the other two cars and the credit card bill the last thing i needed was another money pit lol. but mudding is so much damn fun its worth it!
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