Overland Build: S2/E2 - Super Singles

[@MJ-ws5kx]

Nice. Thnks for sharing this. I have a 2 wheel drive I have wanted to do this 2 for years.

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

You’re welcome No reason it can’t be done in a RWD, especially if you stay on road

[@ackielace]

The truck looks 500% times better with the new tyres 👍

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

And it rides better too

[@367scotty]

Just a thought. Logging trucks run duals every day in serious off road conditions. No issues. I personally think it just looks cool for the off chance of a rock stuck.

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

Most big rigs are moving to Super Singles. You can’t air down dual wheels like you can either singles.

[@367scotty]

Not common. Dumps and concrete trucks are out there. They more sensitive to wear, have lower traction, and generate more heat if they're under-inflated. Fuel mileage also you cant limp in with a super single. @@TheItinerantCraftsman

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

@@367scotty Then you do you I’ll keep running Super Singles They work for me

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

I use a 10 ton pneumatic air jack and a 3/4” Chicago impact wrench with the Extreme Aire Compressor on my ATW.

[@driveabout1world872]

The singles sure do change the look of the truck. You’ll have to report back and let us know if the Duonic is happy with the larger wheel and tire size.

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

Will do for sure

[@timberdoodles4647]

I follow Bruce's build as well. Did you have your front end aligned after these tires, are you putting new spring on? With or without the alignment are you seeing heavy tire wear on the front? I'm hoping new spring to replace my 2004 springs will help in this, also does it shimmy much with these tires on?

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

There was a complete suspension upgrade and then I had the front end aligned

[@lucasschmidt8779]

can you provide more detail on needed lug nuts for rear. my super single are shipping out today

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

Not sure who you bought them from, but I was supplied with the proper nuts when I bought the rims

[@garycalliham6643]

Would a good impact gun work on the lug nuts?

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

Maybe? Especially if Anti-seize is used, but better to have a torque multiplier on hand

[@erickramos1901]

were you buy the wheels? and ce to be 4x4 and do you lift the truck??

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

@@erickramos1901 FusoOffRoad Yes, it’s lifted

[@deephorizon6910]

Does 37" front wheel touched the flare fender or not after installing ? is it require to lift the car or it is ok with stock height ? My Fuso is 4x4 as well ,thanks

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

On this video, the flares are not installed yet and it did not touch them. Once weight got on the truck and before the lift, I did start getting contact on hard - full lock - turns If using 37’s, definitely go for the flares and the lift.

[@deephorizon6910]

Thanks for your reply ,how many inches require ? I searched online but it is very hard to find them online.

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

@@deephorizon6910 how many inches for what?

[@deephorizon6910]

@@TheItinerantCraftsman how many inche car should be lifted

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

@@deephorizon6910 I just ordered a new suspension kit which lifted it.. 2.5” perhaps? www.fusooffroad.com/product/fuso-4x4-2011-to-2019-rear-suspension/

[@gator701]

Did you tow the Fuso on a trailer? Was the trailer equipped to handle the weight of the Fuso?

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

That trailer is a 2019 10k lb capacity (not GVW but payload) 18’ CB Tilt Bed. Definitely heavy enough for the 7,200 lb Fuso

[@joeblack2737]

hello may i ask where you got your super single rims? i have a 2015 isuzu npr and wanted a super single : )

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

www.fusooffroad.com Tell Tony that Larry sent you.

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

p.s. my super singles are 19.5 rims

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

What tires were you able to put on and where are you located? I think that in the USA, the 19.5” rims limit you to one tire

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

I think you are right about the limitation on tires. I liked the tires that were on it when I boughtit so I just went with the same tires when I replaced them recently which are the "Toyo M608Z". Good wear, traction, handling etc..

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

@@MMOverlandAdventures what’s the weight rating on those? What does your rig weigh?

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

Rig weighs14050lbs Toyo m608z max load singles rating 6395

[@TheItinerantCraftsman]

@@MMOverlandAdventures awesome, I’m trying to find 17’s in that rating