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bastardcat
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39.5s on a 91
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I had big plans of doing a SAS and buying 36" IROKs but I already have a set of 39.5 TSLs that are close to brand new just sitting around. Before I go and start cutting sheetmetal I thought I might get acouple of opinions on lift height and how much to trim. Also I just put in a brand new 22re so I plan to use it with 5.29 gears anyone have experiance with this setup? Will it be enough to pull those tires? Ill have a seperate set for street driving. Thanks, Josh
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pics please................
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95 Toyota p/u 3.0 v6. Marlin SAS with 5"springs, 30 spline bobby longs, and a welded V6 third in a trussed 85 front axle. 529's front and rear, Marlin rear kit with 5" springs, lockrite rear locker, 36" IROCKS on 15x10 black rock crawlers, custom front and rear bumpers,
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Re: 39.5s on a 91
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Feb 10, 2006, 07:31:05 AM »
there was a kid intown who ran 39x18.50x15 on his 84 toy with a 22r It didnt haul
but it drove fine and still would burn out so plus it was a daily driver he drove 2 hours a day I think it might be kinda slow but it would probly work fine
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here's my 91 with 37"s and then 35"s
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=7444.0
That is with a 4"s front IFS lift, and chevies in the rear, without blocks, and a 3" body lift. Just t give you perspective. As for the gearing, the 5.29s are going to be a bit slow with the 40s, but it'll do alright. I think the right gears are
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Feb 10, 2006, 03:37:42 PM »
i have a 89 with a sas and 5" marlins and a 3" body lift and i could clear 39.5 easily without cuting any thing. i have 37s on it with 5.29 and a 22re aint winning now races but it goes fine.
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I tried to post pics but didnt have much luck I guess the picture size was too big. After playing around with the 40s and seeing just how tall the truck would sit even after cutting the hell out of the fenders I think I will start off with the 36" IROCKs. Now I need to figure out what backspace I want to run. Does 2" sound about right to everyone?
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