16" wheels on '04 QC 4x4?
#11
06-09-2005, 04:30 PM
RE: 16" wheels on '04 QC 4x4?
Truck looks great. That is making me want to get a 4x4 more and more.
Ive had a couple in the past, 95, 99, and 01 and should have gotten one this time. I dont know if they will leave this link to my little site but there are some pics on there.
I did all the lifts myself(well installed that is).
http://www.phatboy.8k.com
I will have to post some of my 01. I still have the wheels that are on the green 99 on the front page. Not the tires just the wheels. Tires were 315-75-16 Geolander MTs (Yokohama).
<edit>The picture in front of the house, is that just with the Torsion bars turned up or is that with the body lift too?
Ive had a couple in the past, 95, 99, and 01 and should have gotten one this time. I dont know if they will leave this link to my little site but there are some pics on there.
I did all the lifts myself(well installed that is).
http://www.phatboy.8k.com
I will have to post some of my 01. I still have the wheels that are on the green 99 on the front page. Not the tires just the wheels. Tires were 315-75-16 Geolander MTs (Yokohama).
<edit>The picture in front of the house, is that just with the Torsion bars turned up or is that with the body lift too?
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06-09-2005, 07:38 PM
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RE: 16" wheels on '04 QC 4x4?
the first photo is of my current set up with the 3" body lift.
The second photo just has the torsion bars cranked. And no, I had no rubbing what so ever. I even when mudding a few times with no problems.
And yes, a buddy and I installed the body lift in about 7 hours. It was my first install and we had basic tools. Read the list of tools brfore you start.
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The second photo just has the torsion bars cranked. And no, I had no rubbing what so ever. I even when mudding a few times with no problems.
And yes, a buddy and I installed the body lift in about 7 hours. It was my first install and we had basic tools. Read the list of tools brfore you start.
[IMG]local://upfiles/16931/B758E6004CE449ED8900DA38AD6E60DB.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/16931/75BEAAD020EF460BA98CB23A810349BB.jpg[/IMG]
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06-10-2005, 08:59 PM
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06-11-2005, 12:17 AM
RE: 16" wheels on '04 QC 4x4?
Nice Ride!,
I have 20" polished alum. rims now with Goodyear HP tires. There great for 2/3rds of the year for me, and look nice, but I use my truck for hunting, and getting to the ski slopes in the winter. I'd like a good alternative to the 20"ers.
I'm considering 17 or 18"rims and a set of BFG AT tires and just switching out in the fall.
Anyone suggest a cheep rim(durable though)?
I have 20" polished alum. rims now with Goodyear HP tires. There great for 2/3rds of the year for me, and look nice, but I use my truck for hunting, and getting to the ski slopes in the winter. I'd like a good alternative to the 20"ers.
I'm considering 17 or 18"rims and a set of BFG AT tires and just switching out in the fall.
Anyone suggest a cheep rim(durable though)?