A cople of questions

[Guest 97LEnewbie]

K i just read about the 4" lift kit, and i have to say im interested. My questions are, I wanna run 33's on my truck but i was wondering if i purchase the AC heavy duty springs would it still work? I will be doing some towing with my truck thats why i ask.

 

Also my buddy purchased the perelli jones tires which i have to say looked cool as hell but i noticed he gone through more then half the tread on the tire in like 6 months is that because of the softness in the tire or could it be because of weight he puts on the truck( he tows a trailer all day). The reason i ask is because i want to get new tires but dont want to buy them every 10,000 miles either. A

 

Are pro comps mt any good?

Sorry for the book and semi retarded questions but i am a newb

[Pezzy]

THe AC lift is supposed to give 2" lift - some guys are getting closer to 3"... I think I got about 3 in the back, and 2.5 in the front - which has since settled.

 

I have 31's, but I know a lot of guys run 32's with no problems. 33's -- I believe I have heard of 2 guys who have wedged them in, but I dont know what type of addl mods they had to do - or if they have any rubbing issues...

 

Procomp MT's -- My hubby did some research on these when he was tire shopping last spring -- he had read the MT's are great for offroad, but they are reallllllly soft, and wear super fast onroad. He went with the Xterrains, which he has really liked, they have worn quite a bit also, but he had found from others experience they dont wear as fast as their MT's... (side note: Procomp actually has their buy 3 get one free deal right now I think)

 

Maybe others can give you some options on MT's... I know the BF Goodrich MT's are popular... I however will likely go for the Dayton Timberline MT.... (I have AT's right now, and I wanna be just like Luker... heh.)

 

Originally posted by Filthy Luker on another board

I run the corporate copy of the Firestone Destination MT which is the Dayton Timberline MT in 32" size.

 

They're damn cheap, and perform fantastic off road and are quiet enough to easy to live with on day to day basis.  Appearantly the Firestone version's compound is a tad better (for a price obviously) but I don't have any complaints about mine...

 

Click here for more info on Bridgestone/Firestone site

 

[Guest 97LEnewbie]

Thanx for the info... i will look into the dayton tires for now. Heres a link to a post of the rims and the truck there goin on

 

 

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=8170