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Join Date: Jul 2007
Member ID: 70987
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Illinois
Age: 18
Posts: 50
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
I have a 2wd chevy 2500 and it can go through snow and mud that some 4wd trucks cant. Plus when my truck was at stock height, i could clear 33x12.50-16.5 tires no problem. without cutting or trimming anything. And my rims dont have very much backspacing. I find it weird that some 4wd trucks cant clear those tires at stock height.
'98 2500, 33x12.50-16.5's, 14 bolt 10.5" rear end, 4.10 gears, 4L80 trans, true dual exhaust-no cats, Helix TBS, k&n, leveling kit, air shocks, Blackbear Tune.
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Keep on truckin
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Join Date: May 2005
Member ID: 28536
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Location: Pass Lake,Canada
Age: 27
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
post some pics of that please!
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#83 |
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Registered User
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Member ID: 70987
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Illinois
Age: 18
Posts: 50
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
Im not sure how to post pictures yet but the truck in my profile there is my truck with the 33x12.50-16.5's on it. The tires are Mastercraft Courser A/T's. I had the tires on there when the truck was completely stock. The truck is a Chevy 2500. They only rubbed a little on the frame when you turned left with the wheel cranked all the way. Now that i have the leveling kit, they dont rub at all. Im planning on putting a 2 or 3 inch body lift on it sometime.
'98 2500, 33x12.50-16.5's, 14 bolt 10.5" rear end, 4.10 gears, 4L80 trans, true dual exhaust-no cats, Helix TBS, k&n, leveling kit, air shocks, Blackbear Tune.
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cajun/coonass
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Member ID: 65272
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Location: scott, Louisiana
Age: 17
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
to post pics on here you could make a photobucket account and upload pics from your computer to there. then copy the img code and paste it in a reply.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Member ID: 84291
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Location: La Porte, Texas
Age: 22
Posts: 7
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
hell my 2wd goes rock climbing, mudding, duneing ,i cant say i get good gas milage but i can bet you ill be the first at the pump. LOL you get your truck setup right depending on your experience you can do alot you really have to look at the power to weight ratio and that is why they have WINCHES!
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
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What should I put here...
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Member ID: 90559
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Location: Appleton, MN
Age: 19
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
my qusetion is, being a 78 and not a newer model, also a big 10, what kind of capabilities and options arew there? such as lift options, etc.
1993 FORD ESCORT LX SEDAN
1978 CHEVY C10 SCOTTSDALE, 2 DOOR, LONGBOX(BIG 10) 350CI 4BBL V8 |
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Re: New Forum for 2WD offroaders
This thread is getting me excited. I have a 96 2wd Cheyenne. I want to take a trip this fall with some freinds and their 4x4's. They say Im crazy, that might be true but I have one bada$$ 2wd. Reading this shows me its possible.
A while back I was driving with a freind (whos 4x4 was broke so we got to waste my gas) we found a nice mudhole, and went in to check it out, he said I should stop, because no 4wd means o good, I said watch this, after a few minutes he was about my 2wd, I guess it is possible. |
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