does anybody have super swamper boggers on there 4x4 trucks

[Grave Digger]

we are thinking about puting boggers on our 86 chevy truck and we have a 6inch lift on it but dont know what size of tires to buy we want a 16x12 wheel and does anybody have some pics of there trucks with boggers? and heres a pic of the truck that were puting the tires on. [img]A:\864x4.jpg[/img]


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[loenuf]

im also interested in these tires, anybody run these on the street? hows the ride quality? thanks.......

[72chevyLWB]

with a 6" lift you should at least get 35" tires. I think 38" clear, but might have to trim fenders. The tires are going to be extremely bouncy on the roads, but they look good right. My buddy has an 82 Chevy short box with a 6" and 35" BF's. Looks good and goes through alot of mud.

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72 Chevy C/10
87 Chevy Silverado 4X4
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[71BBK10]

boggers are rooooouuuuggghhhh

[loenuf]

i can stand it to be rough, as long as they run true on the road, and not out of round. i have 35s on my truck now and plan to go with the same size tires with boggers. thanks for the reply....

[jeff69cst/10]

I have thornbirds,but the bogger is a softer tire wont last as long.
Make sure the wheel is wide enough or the centers will wear faster,they are noisey,you will definatly need a good double stabilizer set up,and good shocks.


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69 CST/10 350/400TH lwb fleet all original,1 owner
79 K/20 4x4 built & lifted
Sheridan,IN