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[gouacats]

I’d like to see that render. It sounds bad-azz

Something like this:

 

[Doctors Do Little]

Something like this:

I was always thinking in terms of a 2" lift, but I really like this! It's sharp!

 

[gouacats]

I was always thinking in terms of a 2" lift, but I really like this! It's sharp!

That was my original thought as well, but then I decided this isn’t going to be my vehicle I take out wandering. I have a Jeep for that. This will be my buzz around town vehicle/commuter, but I still wanted something unique. Maybe a bit of 80s mini truck vibe.

 

[Doctors Do Little]

That was my original thought as well, but then I decided this isn’t going to be my vehicle I take out wandering. I have a Jeep for that. This will be my buzz around town vehicle/commuter, but I still wanted something unique. Maybe a bit of 80s mini truck vibe.

I think my 1986 Hardbody had nice(r) wheels than OEM, but I didn't have the money to lower it or anything like that. But I feel ya on the vibe.

 

[AZFox]

That was my original thought as well, but then I decided this isn’t going to be my vehicle I take out wandering. I have a Jeep for that. This will be my buzz around town vehicle/commuter

This.
My original idea was to install the Lift Kit and some tires that have some off-road grrr. Now I realize the Truck is more like a car than a truck. Off-road tires are essentially decorative.

My replacement idea is to lower the Truck and install lightweight wheels and sporty tires (in a slightly smaller diameter) to make the Truck more fun to drive around town.

 

[Doctors Do Little]

This.
My original idea was to install the Lift Kit and some tires that have some off-road grrr. Now I realize the Truck is more like a car than a truck. Off-road tires are essentially decorative.

My replacement idea is to lower the Truck and install lightweight wheels and sporty tires (in a slightly smaller diameter) to make the Truck more fun to drive around town.

The A/T tires were always going to be decorative, in my case...this vehicle will NEVER actually be ON a beach, even though I pretend it will be a beach ride...so, we'll see. I'm sticking with OG plan until I see some pricing, I'd think.

 

[AZFox]

One fun strategy would be to keep the steel wheels and put AT tires on those.

Run the sporty street wheels and tires during Summer and the steel wheels with AT tires during Winter.

 

[gouacats]

One fun strategy would be to keep the steel wheels and put AT tires on those.

Run the sporty street wheels and tires during Summer and the steel wheels with AT tires during Winter.

Winter? Where in AZ are you from?

 

[Doctors Do Little]

One fun strategy would be to keep the steel wheels and put AT tires on those.

Run the sporty street wheels and tires during Summer and the steel wheels with AT tires during Winter.

Interesting theoretically. I do like the steel + A/T look. In GA, it wouldn't make as much sense (other than far North GA (TN and NC border mountain areas). More things to ponder with my mythical "company bonus" next year.

 

[AZFox]

Winter? Where in AZ are you from?

A place called The Valley Of The Sun.

Decorative Winter AT tires are optional here.

Edit: What prompted me to think of the Winter-tire strategy was learning that Summer tires shouldn't be used below ~45F degrees.