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Old 02-23-2011, 06:35 AM
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Default Re: To crank or not to crank?

So, if I crank it up to level, add some Cognito shock extenders and some new bump stops, I should be able to run 13.5's with little rubbing, and still have a decent ride?

If anyone has a pic or two of that setup with Mud Grapplers, I'd looove to see it!

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I think it depends alot on the tire manufacturers true size of the tire. 37" Toyo MT's are bigger than other brand 37's I've seen- which I believe leads to the question of why 37's fit on one h2, but not another...
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I think it depends alot on the tire manufacturers true size of the tire. 37" Toyo MT's are bigger than other brand 37's I've seen- which I believe leads to the question of why 37's fit on one h2, but not another...
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Default Re: To crank or not to crank?

I have 37x13.5x18 Toyo M/T's on my H2. I got the chevy Green Keys and put Rancho RS5000 Shocks on the front that are designed for the t-bar lift.

Before I had the Toyo's i had BFG 37x12.5x18 KM's . They did not rub at stock height.

When I first put the toyos on the truck would rub on turns and compression. after I intalled the green keys and shocks I have had no more problems. Also If you are going with a tire that wide make sure you do the air sensor mod if you have air ride. If you do not you will be sorry!
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