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Been away from the board a while eh'? I agree, AAL, and MILD crank, and stay w/32's until u can afford more of a proper lift and steering replacement (if u plan on really wheelin's it Smile ). How's that little beast comin' along?




Isaac

1993 Nissan Hardbody 4-cyl 4x4
SAS & dual cases 1/2 complete! (aka Sasquatch)

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1988 Suzuki Samurai Blue Tin Top (aka Roadkill) Daily Driver, modifications have begun!
 
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You could run a 33x10.50's easy it would give you the height and also not rub. Although if you had a 3" suspension lift 33x13.50 LTB's would look sweet under there.


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