Hi from Ontario Canada
#1
03-25-2010, 08:59 AM
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Wendover, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 29
Hi from Ontario Canada
I very breifly frequented this forum last year but I still consider myself a brand new member. I'll be looking for some help from you customizers out there because I think I may have started out on something without fully assessing the repercussions.
My 2005 Blazer needed new tires, not because they old ones were worn but more because they were cracked with age (only 70,000Kms). So while looking around for tires I came upon a sale for Goodyear Wrangler Territories. I had installed 31's on a Ford Explorer once and felt comfortable they would fit on the Blazer and they do. But now that I look at the truck I think maybe a 4" suspension lift and some wheel spacers would look nice too. Maybe a brush guard and some new rims and well you get the picture. Here's the bayby.
My 2005 Blazer needed new tires, not because they old ones were worn but more because they were cracked with age (only 70,000Kms). So while looking around for tires I came upon a sale for Goodyear Wrangler Territories. I had installed 31's on a Ford Explorer once and felt comfortable they would fit on the Blazer and they do. But now that I look at the truck I think maybe a 4" suspension lift and some wheel spacers would look nice too. Maybe a brush guard and some new rims and well you get the picture. Here's the bayby.
#2
03-25-2010, 10:49 AM
Welcome from close to Barrie, Ontario. Looks good. Those wheels definitely fill up the wheel wells tho. As for your questions you may want to post them in the appropriate sections. Where abouts are you in Ontario. We have a few members on here that are pretty close to one another.
#4
03-25-2010, 04:03 PM
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Wendover, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 29
Hi Guys,
I'm from Wendover Ontario. That's about 40 min east of Ottawa along the Ottawa River. Yeah the wheel wells are pretty full. That suspension lift is inevitable. Thanks for the welcome.
I'm from Wendover Ontario. That's about 40 min east of Ottawa along the Ottawa River. Yeah the wheel wells are pretty full. That suspension lift is inevitable. Thanks for the welcome.
