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dyoung14

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I second this.

And just cuz they bolt on does not mean they fit. You have to actually be able to drive it


Here is crappy cell phone pics, and yes its very drivable, i have drove it all day, and been mudding only time it rubs is on a full turn it hits the spring but the 33 did that too, so here is the proof all you none beilievers!
 

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cant see the size lol
looks good though how much tread you got?
tires are measured by casing not tread so a bald 37 could fit stock while a full tread 36 might not all depends on od
 

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cant see the size lol
looks good though how much tread you got?
tires are measured by casing not tread so a bald 37 could fit stock while a full tread 36 might not all depends on od


Trust me if you had seen them up agianst the 33 there is a huge difference!

The size is QR78-16, which is 36-11-16
 

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Dang, son... Them's some tall tars... Think maybe an inch or two of lift might help with those wheel wells lookin' so full? I like it though- Did you post a little while back that your speedo doesn't work? I was gonna remind you that it was gonna read low now, but if it doesn't work then I suppose it doesn't matter, does it? LOL! Drive careful.;Sweet
 

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I had an 86 f250 that had Q78-16s on it when I got it and they fit fine except for leaf spring rubbing- truck was all stock. So yes what david is saying is possible
 

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all i know is i gotta get some now
think itd clear a 37?
 

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Dang, son... Them's some tall tars... Think maybe an inch or two of lift might help with those wheel wells lookin' so full? I like it though- Did you post a little while back that your speedo doesn't work? I was gonna remind you that it was gonna read low now, but if it doesn't work then I suppose it doesn't matter, does it? LOL! Drive careful.;Sweet

Yea speedo dont workLOL
 

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Dang, son... Them's some tall tars... Think maybe an inch or two of lift might help with those wheel wells lookin' so full? I like it though- Did you post a little while back that your speedo doesn't work? I was gonna remind you that it was gonna read low now, but if it doesn't work then I suppose it doesn't matter, does it? LOL! Drive careful.;Sweet

Honestly i like how the truck looks with the wheel wells being full. truck looks pretty good, and its not a bit slower with the bigger tires, i can still make it chirp tires into second gear
 

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all i know is i gotta get some now
think itd clear a 37?

Not on yours its basicly same bumper as mine and my bumpers been trimed to fit 35s and the still rub if I hit a bump right while turning of course I can fit 37s with no rubbing on the springs but would have to trim the crap out of the bumper and it would loook horible.
 

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So....

We have come to the conclusion that yes, you can indeed fit 36" tall tires without a lift. Will you have some clearance problems? More than likely.
 
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