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  • jcb-memphis
    Low Range
    • Sep 2007
    • 25
    #1

    New 93 LWB owner with fun questions..

    Hi and thank you. I love these forums.

    1. Prior owner remove the head light washer system, hard to replace? Worth it? Why remove it?

    2. Headliner. Same old problems. I read someone's replay on how to do it as "get the manual." Say you wanted a quick reply and don't yet have the manual...how hard is it? I might remove, strip, and paint the foam/other stuff and replace. Or, what happens if you just leave it out?

    3. Anyone know a cheap place to get light guards/brush guard. I am looking for one used if anyone has one.


    THX.

    JB
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    • jcb-memphis
      Low Range
      • Sep 2007
      • 25
      #2
      Solved the problems...

      found a used front end (brush guard, spoiler, washer plumbing) and will mount it.

      Thanks for the views.


      I have the OEM tires. Will be searching for new ones for snow/mud use. If anyone wants to post opinions or deals they know of, and size issues. I would be most happy.


      JB

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        • Jerry 92RR
          Low Range
          • Oct 2006
          • 20
          #3
          Stock size is a little expensive. I can't remember for sure but I think you can go with 235-70-16 or even 245-70-16. BFG A/T KO's are good but too expensive. Try Dunlop Radial Rover RT's, great function and great looking. Remember, RT's, not any other for Dunlop.

          Makes a difference if you have a lift, too. You can go a little larger with a lift. I'm running 265-75's on a 2-3" OME lift. Almost 32" tires. Stock Classics are close to 28.5" tires.

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            • jcb-memphis
              Low Range
              • Sep 2007
              • 25
              #4
              Originally posted by Jerry 92RR
              Stock size is a little expensive. I can't remember for sure but I think you can go with 235-70-16 or even 245-70-16. BFG A/T KO's are good but too expensive. Try Dunlop Radial Rover RT's, great function and great looking. Remember, RT's, not any other for Dunlop.

              Makes a difference if you have a lift, too. You can go a little larger with a lift. I'm running 265-75's on a 2-3" OME lift. Almost 32" tires. Stock Classics are close to 28.5" tires.
              Found Bridgestone AT revo 235 70 16 very cheap slightly used. So I jumped and bought them. Quite a nice ride so far at highway speeds. I have been told much, much better in snow than the OEM Michelins.


              Thanks!!!!!

              JB

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