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I used an oscillating saw. Left roof on.
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New tires and wheels are on. What a difference.
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Amazing how much tougher it looks with a bigger set of tires.
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It really is. Pics don't do it justice!
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Roof not sticking up in the back looks better too.
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Looks great. I have the same tires on my P1K, I really like them. Been great in every type of terrain and wearing good too
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Yeah I agree 800 miles on 30s on the Pioneer and they still look great.
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Are those DOT regulators? What size?
Looking nice Plumber....
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Btw, that thing was a bit of a PITA to install by oneself....😬
But it’s in, and the fit and seal is superior, well pleased with it. However I’m noticing that it seems easily marked up, unlike SATV’s non tinted hard coat screens. Have to be careful not to set things on top of the box that could fall against or rub on the screen...🤔
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Looks great. Supposed to be scratch resistant. But I bet the film could get marred easier.
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32" itp terra hook. Thank you for the compliments!
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Yeah, it may just be the tinting that’s delicate....
I’ll do my best at being careful...😎
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My 30’s, which are a true 30.5 rub on the drivers side at full turn, without even going fast and taking a hard dip to the left. Not sure what will happen then...but the rubbing at slow speed on the level, just turning around in the driveway even, isn’t bad, and certainly not anything that will wear the tire or inner fender well.
A friend has the same machine with stock 28’s on it and he has 13.25” where I have 16.25” and this is at the rear right below the receiver hitch area in the middle.
I’m guessing that stocks might be a true 27.5”.....🤔
Been able to get any seat time in it yet?
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No seat time yet. 2 weeks probably yet. No rubbing around the yard. I did go with a 5+2 offset. Sitting around 67-68" wide. My g.c. is around 15" but I don't have the live valve or have touched the shocks.
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Oh ok, offsets probably make the difference. 👍
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Monty if you have 16+ inches of ground clearance on 30 inch tires than your suspension is cranked up to high and that is why you rub so easily. The higher you go with suspension and stock a-arms the closer it puts the wheels at normal ride height. The more down angle on the a-arms the closer it is to the wheel well. I have 32s that measure more like 31.3 and virtual never rub. But I have more like 14+" of ground clearance. Hope that makes sense. And/or you have a really wide tire....which is a factor too.
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