before and after, or this morning and afternoon

[H2 BULLY]

Yes those pics are great. Once you figure out how to do it, please let me know. I think I am going to get the 37 toyos now

[dochummer]

Originally Posted by H2 BULLY

Yes those pics are great. Once you figure out how to do it, please let me know. I think I am going to get the 37 toyos now

Bully, you have the 37" BFG M/T's right? How's the gas mileage and highway ride with the larger tire diameter? I'm looking at either the 35's or the 37's in the Toyo.... - been looking for a while

[drmiles]

I'll try to explain. Been two years since I dun it. First the connector rod is attached to the lever arm on the sensor. On the outside it is rubber, on the insice is a hard plastic pin that travels through the center or the rubber piece. Mine broke the hard pin. I then drilled out the rest of the pin making a small 1/16th hole in the rubber piece. Then took a number 6 sheet metal screw, placed the connector rod with the hole in the rubber, on the inside of the sensor lever arm. Then secured it with the #6 sheet metal screw from the outside through the lever arm into the connector rubber end.

Hope that helps. It is easy once you get the arm apart

Also not sure but you should be able to pry the pin out with a flat head screw driver. Don't worry if you break it.

[drmiles]

Hey look, I figured out how to use paint


Air bag Sensor = Ride height sensor

[drmiles]

FYI, I broke the driver side twice, then broke both in one ditch before I figured out a fix.

Good Luck

[H2 BULLY]

Originally Posted by drmiles

I'll try to explain. Been two years since I dun it. First the connector rod is attached to the lever arm on the sensor. On the outside it is rubber, on the insice is a hard plastic pin that travels through the center or the rubber piece. Mine broke the hard pin. I then drilled out the rest of the pin making a small 1/16th hole in the rubber piece. Then took a number 6 sheet metal screw, placed the connector rod with the hole in the rubber, on the inside of the sensor lever arm. Then secured it with the #6 sheet metal screw from the outside through the lever arm into the connector rubber end.

Hope that helps. It is easy once you get the arm apart

Also not sure but you should be able to pry the pin out with a flat head screw driver. Don't worry if you break it.

Thanks I think now I will get the Toyos instead of the BFG's

[hummer74]

one thing to think about is, the bfg's are 12.5 wide and the toyos are 13.5 wide. if you want the look of a little more tire under you go with the toyos, if you want a little less rubbing, go with the bfg's. my deciding factor was i wanted a little wider tire for the looks. also, if you shop around at different discount tire stores and ntb stores, you can get them to price match www.tiredeals4less.com prices, which are dirt cheap. you just need to go back and forth and they will continue to beat each others prices. i got my five installed, mounted, and balanced for 1500 out the door. hope that helps you guys out. and make sure to post up some pics when you get them installed!

[SHYANNE]

so what size toyos are you running on the stock wheel ?

[DennisAJC]

That is one awsome transformation.

[hummer74]

Originally Posted by SHYANNE

so what size toyos are you running on the stock wheel ?

are you asking me? if you are, i am running 37 inch tires. official spec of the tire is 37X13.5X17, and yes it's the stock wheel just powdercoated black. the powdercoating cost me $55 a wheel.

and thanks dennis.

[H2 BULLY]

Originally Posted by dochummer

Bully, you have the 37" BFG M/T's right? How's the gas mileage and highway ride with the larger tire diameter? I'm looking at either the 35's or the 37's in the Toyo.... - been looking for a while

No I still have my stock tires, I am in the same boat as you trying to figure out what I should get. the BFG's or the Toyos. I know Oldhiker has the 37 BFG's.