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found a swb 13bt cruiser cheap n can get hold of some 37" creepys for a good price they on 8" full turned rims,would it be possible to fit these without doing soa.or is this just a bad idea n itil just tip over on trips.haha.Rich.

yip and yip..
Best to not do a soa as you'll put it on it's side.. and 37's on a swb.. asking for trouble.. You'd have to cut away the gaurds to get close to giving enough flex without rub.. might not even be able too..
My 5 cents wurth

Mate, go the SOA and 37's!!!! Both will greatly improve your clearance under the diffs.

My mates 70 series is SOA (with old saggy springs) and runs 36" Simexs. He hasn't put it on its side yet and this set up makes it a bloody capable truck!

He is a good driver though and it all depends on your skill level and what you want to do with it.

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No rubbing is way over rated, but youll still have to lift it quite a bit an move the front axle forward so you can actually turn
This is a swb on 37s an 10" rims, notice how close they are to the rear of the front guards


An heres the same tyres on mine after a few mods


You can fit anything just depends on how far you want to go with it

Swb on 37s

38.5s on a swb

cruzerboy wrote:38.5s on a swb

and it looks like it's been on it's side.. but cool lookin truck..

Hey Cruiserboy, Have you ever measured the wheelbase on your cruiser?

It bout 8ichs longer than a std swb. You can get 37s on with a 50mm body lift 50mm springs and some longer shakels and a bit of gard cutting they dont flex much sprung under anyway and a bit of gardys all good anyway