jimwww
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- November 7, 2004
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- City, State
- Vancouver, BC
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 99 Sport 2dr, 5spd, OHV
Before and after larger tires.
Hi all. Here are a couple pics. My stock Explorer Sport and then with larger tires on my Sport grafted from GrnMachine and shipped all the way from Chicago to Vancouver, installed yesterday:
Stock:
31x10.5 Sport Kings (BFG) and Centerlines from GrnMachine:
Dressed for Halloween:
More..
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3869848/1996-ford-explorer-sport-vancouver-bc-ca?p=1
What I have learned from bigger tires.
1. Stability. Rips through a corner now - no prob.
2. 31x10.5 is big on Sport 2drs. I cannot imagine a bigger tire w/o having to change gears front and rear diff.
3. Gas mileage change is almost unnoticeable.
4. Do it. Takes it out of the mom category and makes it look beefier.
5. Get a brake job. Stopping distance increases.
Hi all. Here are a couple pics. My stock Explorer Sport and then with larger tires on my Sport grafted from GrnMachine and shipped all the way from Chicago to Vancouver, installed yesterday:
Stock:
31x10.5 Sport Kings (BFG) and Centerlines from GrnMachine:
Dressed for Halloween:
More..
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3869848/1996-ford-explorer-sport-vancouver-bc-ca?p=1
What I have learned from bigger tires.
1. Stability. Rips through a corner now - no prob.
2. 31x10.5 is big on Sport 2drs. I cannot imagine a bigger tire w/o having to change gears front and rear diff.
3. Gas mileage change is almost unnoticeable.
4. Do it. Takes it out of the mom category and makes it look beefier.
5. Get a brake job. Stopping distance increases.