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Old 02-13-2008, 12:42 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Re: 20" or 18" wheels

16's and 31.6" rule I'm intertaining myself again Ron

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16s and 33 for me. But, for a 6 inch lift I'd do the 35s with a 17 or 18 if you like to rock crawl.
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Old 02-13-2008, 02:14 PM   #22 (permalink)
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16's and 31.6" rule I'm intertaining myself again Ron
so you're saying 16s and 265s.

The bottom line is ... Get what makes you happy and who cares what others think.
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Yes.. stock

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so you're saying 16s and 265s.

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Re: 20" or 18" wheels

How come the saggy pants wearing foolios have affected society so drasticaly? Sacralage to put a fricken 20" rim on an FJ. Gonna put 4 15" woofers in the rear and hydrolics on as well? I've got some old EZE and Too Short tapes for ya.
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