jh504
Explorer
Very interesting. Details on how the painting process went?
Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.
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Very interesting. Details on how the painting process went?
mosupernak
Adventurer
Here's some newer pics with the Sonoran Steel 1.2
Red Cliff CO (my crazy friend posing under the rear tire)
Optional water crossing on Red & White Mt Rd between Vail and Avon CO
McAllister Gulch Rd (turns into a river in the spring)
Near the top of Resolution Mt outside Camp Hale Co
Top of Resolution Mt
Red Cliff CO (my crazy friend posing under the rear tire)
Optional water crossing on Red & White Mt Rd between Vail and Avon CO
McAllister Gulch Rd (turns into a river in the spring)
Near the top of Resolution Mt outside Camp Hale Co
Top of Resolution Mt
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CYi5
Explorer
We may as well just trade rigs, I miss that bed 6' bed :elkgrin:. Looking great man!
Wheelingnoob
Adventurer
I was thinking the same thing LOL. :sombrero:
Hilux_Max
Adventurer
Mate,
How do you like the SSR's ? Care to give 1st hand any feedback on their performance/wear on various terrain?
thankyou.
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
SSR's are a no compromise max traction tire! I have had 2 sets and absolutely love them. They are no great for a DD but you can't beat their performance. I have heard of rumors circulating about weak side walls but I have never had an issue.
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BLKNBLU
Explorer
I agree. Oddly enough, I have done more mild stuff and lots of pavement since I put them on. In the two trips of more serious rockcrawl type action they did very well. On some road trips with significant pavement involved they also feel very good. I think it's the soft rubber that makes them nice on the pavement. The down side to that soft rubber is that the rears are showing some wear already but I am in "always locked" condition in the rear so that probably contributes to it.
I have heard the same about the sidewalls too, but have had no trouble in the limited severe use I've exposed them to. I imagine that is always the case for a radial vs bias ply though. Personally I'll take the radial road manners any day. They are loud at highway speed. :smilies27
I have heard the same about the sidewalls too, but have had no trouble in the limited severe use I've exposed them to. I imagine that is always the case for a radial vs bias ply though. Personally I'll take the radial road manners any day. They are loud at highway speed. :smilies27
barlowrs
Explorer
heres my 04'
that thing is sexy! the first pic looks like Mojave Road, where are the others taken?
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
My favorite is when the mirrors vibrate as I come to a stop, with ssr's and a damp intersection I can drift the 4Runner
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TheJosh
Explorer
thank you thank you!!!
yeah the first pic is on the Mojave Road. the other were taken at Frank Raines OHV in Patterson
