seattle73k5
1/2 ton status
How do I fit my new Blazer in the Garage? Ah forget it, it was meant to play outside anyways. hahaha!
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How to fit the new rig in the garage?
- Thread starter seattle73k5
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beater_k20
Banned
how much too big is it? maybe a set of stock wheels (read: cheap) and low profile car tires would get it in if its going to be in for extended periods. it may be meant to play outside, but you'll quickly find that you werent meant to.
slimlynn1
1/2 ton status
Air down the tires to 1 lb.
I did this.... 12" lift and 40" hawgs....
front rims no tires
rear down to 4psi....
more pics...
http://rootbreaker.no-ip.com/PROJECT_NJLEGAL/6_14_2003/rootbreaker_to_house.htm
front rims no tires
rear down to 4psi....
more pics...
http://rootbreaker.no-ip.com/PROJECT_NJLEGAL/6_14_2003/rootbreaker_to_house.htm
DieselDan said:BAWWAAA,
That's the funniest damn picture i've seen in awhile. I just made it my screen saver.
'Course, mine doesn't fit in the garage either
which one is your pic?
I got a mess of them in there
gmcjimmy88
1/2 ton status
I know the feeling. My new long bed extended cab 2500 wont fit ( too long). The jimmy barely fits stock but with the lift next week it wont fit. So now I have a very nice 2 1/2 car storage shed. I guess I wont need to install that attic door anymore.
ntsqd said:Good thing you don't have a 14b front. You'd have cut a trough in your driveway with it.
true... that is with the d44 under it.. d60 made it closer
