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12 inch wide with 6 inch backspacing seems to be just right

I doubt a headset is legal in any state. However, I suspect cranking up cheap stereo components with distortion percentages that will certainly give you a headache, through a converter that will give you even more distortion, to compete with the exhaust noise, is not a very good way to go.

An aviation intercom system is the way I would like to go. What are your components ? Thanks, Greg

If you put a locker in the front you better have power steering

Did you ever make any progress on your wheel(s) project? I think originally the rims were heated and the centers where frozen before they were pressed together

What is "MLVW" ? Those tires in picture four look like the way to go. What are they? make and size? And those wheels? What are they off of? would love to have a set of those

gee. where's the fun in all of those facts? may as well just stay on the couch

Nice truck ( nice Unimog too ! is that yours?)

I have the same 20K Garwood PTO winch in the bed of my 61 Apache as I do in the Boog. The Chevy has a 292 six cylinder. Under the same load, the 292 is grunting and sweating while the Multi Fuel is yawning.

I concur, can't beat chains !

did it come with a small remote winch to pull that cable out? I can only imagine how much 200ft of 1 in cable weighs

I run my grooved 900x20's in the Winter. The 53's really don't work very well in the snow and ice. It's like driving on four big balloons and I usually end up sliding to the bottom of what ever and have to winch myself out. I think the 53's have too much surface area and don't really flex...

I cruised the Boog around in the snow today. There was only 12 to 18 inches of snow so I could go just about anywhere I wanted. I have a set of four tire chains for when it gets deeper, can't wait to try 'em. I also have a Video of the Boog crawling around in the snow I'll post up in a bit...

Where are you getting your wheels? How wide? What backspacing? and, how much $ per wheel?

good trade. You'll love it

what backspacing did you get?

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/45057-quiet-deuce.html?highlight=quiet+deuce

It's still loud and sounds great outside but this way you can talk to each other in the cab. oops I screwed up the link. I'll try again

No stamps and no stencils, it's an artist's rendering just like on the doors

Michelin 16.00 x 20R XZL's