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This belongs to a friend of mine and I thought I'd share it with you. It has a 9" Lift with 40" Tires.
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This belongs to a friend of mine and I thought I'd share it with you. It has a 9" Lift with 40" Tires.
"Dont be the next anything...be the first something." www.fixmyprinter.com |
I hate it when the file size is too big, Just like the lift!!!
I'm actually excited to see the pictures. |
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extremely nice lift. they are all quite practical except for the part of having to climb into them
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Phil,
I doubt it. He's kinda busy playing basketball for some team called the SPURS...#21!!! James "Dont be the next anything...be the first something." www.fixmyprinter.com |
Championship for the Spurs?...Not!!! The Lakers will start another 3-peat this year. That is if we can get healthy.
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Ok so those tires look like they would be crap offroad. Anyone know?
Low riders are ment for boys who can't get it up. |
Thanks Phil, I was just about to say that.
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Those tires are actually pretty good in the sand and loose dirt.
They are not that good for Mud, but for show, they are really nice. Ric-H2 |
I was just asking about there functionality offroad, i have seen rigs with them on it. I know it is just for show on that, but i wanted a general opinon on the tire.
Low riders are ment for boys who can't get it up. |
Will the axles and gears hold up on a lifted H2. Im not talking about the ones lifted that will never leave the pavement.
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Yes.
------------------------------ North Texas Hummer Team Member  2003 Red H2 equipped with Tough Country Heavy Duty Armor Series Front End with Winch, Rear Bumper, Brush Guard, and Roof Rack. |
I have a 6" lift and had no problems with either. The black one that is on this thread is a 9" lift and he has had some issues with shifting. He is geeting the gearing changed out as soon as he's done winning the MVP for this year!
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Nah, the Kings are gonna take it baby!!!!!!
;-) Nice ride though, can't imagine he has a problem getting into it! How's Hedo doin down there? A friend of mine was at a game here when he first started playing for the Kings. Right after he made a killer play, the crowd was screaming, and she yells out "Go Hiday...hedoya.....oh hell.....go BOB!!!! From that moment on, no one I know called him Hidayet or Hedo....he became Bob to us. Probably had to be there....but he'll always be Bob to me. ;-) Chris |
He's doing well with the Spurs and recently took a starting roll. He has become a hell of a defender too. Learning lots from Bruce Bowen. Was out with a thigh bruise for 3 games but due back next game. I think your Kings will choke down the stretch though. We'll see. My neighbor is from Sac and a HUGE Kings fan.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by DiscoDancingRover:
Ok so those tires look like they would be crap offroad. Anyone know?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> If he was in Moab and lowered the PSI in the tires they would do very well on the slick rock. But very good in mud.. If your lookin for "The Tire" for rock, it would have to be the Thornbirds... http://www.intercotire.com/interco_t...rnbird-600.jpg You lower the PSI and they are like tank tracks.. And no, the knobs on the side arent for show... Seriously, no slippage on rock if the PSI is lowered. But dont worry, mud terrains still do good in Moab as well... Please send more pics of your "Moab Experiences" Here is some thornbirds in Moab http://www.ttora-ne.com/RI/memberpics/jimlibby.jpg www.scottyREI.com One Step at a Time... |
[quote]Originally posted by DiscoDancingRover:
Ok so those tires look like they would be crap offroad. Anyone know?QUOTE] You wont see them on anyones vehicle that truly does a lot of off roading. They look nice for a street or mall cruiser/or DD and very lite forest roads. Weak sidewalls and weaker traction, snow, thats a joke. Sand/street/show yup nothing wrong that way. http://www.msnusers.com/wheeling |
I don't like it. The biggest problem with the look of the H2 is the tires look too skinny. If you're going to lift it at least put on a 12" wide rim on some 15" wide tires. There's a few trucks in here with that setup and it looks sweet. I just can't stand skinny tires/rims on a lifted truck.
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Named both the 2003 regular season MVP and the 2003 Finals MVP (the ninth player to win both MVP awards in the same season) … the first back-to-back regular season MVP since Michael Jordan in 1991 and 1992 That's all I have to say  |
Don't forget too, if your tires are too wide (or too much is pertruding from the sides) you can get pulled over. If he were to get wider tires, he would have to get new guards over the tires.
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James:
Have him go with 4.56 gears----perrrrfect for those tires. |
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