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Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: Rodeo Guy] #759016 10/18/06 09:57 PM
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onebadtrooper Offline
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maybe one of these days I can put my new 35" spare on my brothers amigo, and lift the tire up in the wheelwell.


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Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: onebadtrooper] #759017 10/19/06 01:48 PM
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HCMP Offline
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I've got 34's now with no issues in the rear. no "clearancing" was needed. It's a tight when the tire is stuffed up in there, but if it doesn't rub somewhere you don't have big enough tires, right? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

The front on the other hand has been hacked up pretty good.
Rim's are offset 3.75" and I have a 3" body lift.


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Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: HCMP] #759018 10/19/06 02:42 PM
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Bigpoppax2 Offline OP
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Hey Jeremy long time no see.

You have 3+3 lift right? body and suspension. Are you running the LTB 34x10.50?

That's what I'm looking at doing, the 35's are just too darned expensive. I think I'll be fine with a 3" body lift and the LTB's.

I'm not rubbing at all in the front with the 285's, but I do rub in the rear when I get flexed. I guess some bumpstop extensions can be thrown together and added after the body lift if I need them.

Thanks guys,
Joe


A gun in the hand is better than a cop on the phone.

98 Passport 33's, Supercharged, Calmini Bumper, rockbars, diff drops, Teralows, 4.77's, Aussie and ARB lockers, Safari snorkel, Optima red top.
Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: Bigpoppax2] #759019 10/19/06 04:57 PM
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HCMP Offline
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Hey Joe,
I'm hoping to make it to one of the Uwharrie events in 07 since I missed last year altogther. It'll be good to see everyone again.

I'm running TrXus 34x12.5
And yes its a 3" body lift and OME 912's in the back. I don't know how far the front is cranked bacause I didn't really measure the difference. I think its less than 3 because I gained a lot of clearance in all that extra fender they gave me <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

The trxus 33's I had were more like 32's and the 33" swampers (TSL) I had were closer to 34" brand new and they fit, so I jumped up in size because it didn't look there would be any issues.
<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: HCMP] #759020 10/19/06 05:37 PM
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Bigpoppax2 Offline OP
Roll Me Over
There has been some talk that you may have been too good to come down anymore. I didn't firgure that was the case, that is a long drive to see a bunch of guys you met on the internet. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

Joe


A gun in the hand is better than a cop on the phone.

98 Passport 33's, Supercharged, Calmini Bumper, rockbars, diff drops, Teralows, 4.77's, Aussie and ARB lockers, Safari snorkel, Optima red top.
Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: Bigpoppax2] #759021 10/19/06 05:46 PM
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Bansil Offline
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I think the'll fit,they will fit 35x12.5 on 15x8. but not for wheeling.

The front of the turtle when it's bound up crossing a ditch,will stuff the front so far that when the tires 33x12.5 are turned there is about a pinky finger clearance at the top of the front fender.

If you get rid of "The cuteness" <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> and trim the upper part of the fender then they will clear and turn.
The only issue in the back besides maybe rubbing on the door will be a 10" wide wheel,then you'll crunch the tire,like the fellow in the white rodeo with 32/33" did at Callantee,the crunch was bad enough to stop the tires...
Maybe I'll throw some 35's on this weekend and snap a few pics.

Bansil





98 Rodeo(hers)
00 Rodeo(his)

Lisa's Rodeo
Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: Bigpoppax2] #759022 10/19/06 07:26 PM
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HCMP Offline
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Quote
There has been some talk that you may have been too good to come down anymore. I didn't firgure that was the case, that is a long drive to see a bunch of guys you met on the internet. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

Joe


Nope, that's entirely true, but I've still gotta throw you guys a bone now and then and grace you with my presence. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />

I remember seeing a photo a while back of chris perosi's old 2nd gen amigo on 35's and on the trail.
Peter's (Pplotz) amigo has 35's as well.

But I guess the question was about Rodeo's wasn't it..


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Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: HCMP] #759023 10/19/06 08:22 PM
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Smiley Offline
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...I gained a lot of clearance in all that extra fender they gave me

I know it's an old photo...

[Linked Image]

...but it looks like the Sawzall missed an inch or two <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />



BTW, just for the record, the 'talk' was that Moab must have spoiled you. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Hope to see you in April, Bro!
I'll bring my 12amp Craftsman - maybe Joe will wait and let you clearance his fenders for him <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" />


<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />
<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />


Six Isuzus, so far... still have three of them.
Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: Smiley] #759024 10/19/06 08:59 PM
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HCMP Offline
Body Damage is Cool
DOH!
stupid rock <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Anyone done 35's on 2nd gen Rodeo/Passport (non-SAS) [Re: HCMP] #759025 10/20/06 03:23 AM
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Wareagle Offline
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[quote...I've still gotta throw you guys a bone now and then and grace you with my presence. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />... [/quote]

Dang, Jeremy "graces" our presence on the wire and Paisan's mobster self drops by the planet on the same day.


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