The photos show we got a 25" lift of the tire (we were actually much more conservative with this test than last time, and realistically the wheel could have come up a bit more before actually lifting any of the other three wheels). Using the same web RTI tool as last time, we've gone from an RTI for the rear of 621 to 690.
(note: yup, we probably will put some limit straps on this sucker now ).
Re: Flexing the OME (extra) heavies (with LTR rear shocks)
good to see the mir machine back on its feet ready for another day of trailin!
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Mickey Thompson 265/70/17 Baja MTZ's, Moto Metal MO957 17" -12mm offset, Demello Sliders, Blue RockBlockers, Painted front bezel, PIAA Extreme white bulbs, billet short stubby 9 inch antenna, AVS In Channel Vent Visors, OME 884 front coils with 5mm Toytec spacer, Raptor Muffler with dump before axle, Toytec custom stock ride rear coils, OME front and rear nitro shocks
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Re: Flexing the OME (extra) heavies (with LTR rear shocks)
Hmmm... Extra Heavy's... I have the 896's now,
I did not know they had heavier... This will help
out with the additon of a second fuel tank I
would guess... Do they lift more, or are they
stronger only ?... Lookin' Good MIR'...
Re: Flexing the OME (extra) heavies (with LTR rear shocks)
ball park price....i already have the coils unless i need new ones.
its between this and the fox one
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2007 TM FJ Cruiser
Allpro Sliders
Allpro black front bumper
OME heavy front medium rear
33" D*** Cepek FC-II'S
17" Mickey Thompson Classic Locks
Re: Flexing the OME (extra) heavies (with LTR rear shocks)
Looking good Mark. I was wondering when you were going to get those LTR's put on the back.
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