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Old 03-18-2011, 03:01 PM
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I glad to know that you are back.

Very nice your JK white.
Old 03-18-2011, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by kntr
4.5" AEV, front driveline, C gussets and control arm skids. Waiting on wheels and tires.
Sweet man! Gotta flex it up :-) 37 bfg? Or still thinking?
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Originally Posted by sringer
Sweet man! Gotta flex it up :-) 37 bfg? Or still thinking?
So confusing... This is me 24 hrs a day. >>>>>
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37's BFG tires are awesome
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Originally Posted by matt852
37's BFG tires are awesome
So are 35" and 37" MTRs.
Old 03-18-2011, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by kntr
So are 35" and 37" MTRs.
oh sorry lol when I see the KM2 letters I forget everything else lol, I think the 37's would like amazing I like the thread look of the KM2 over the MTR's but the MTR's look like they would be better for the snow places. Maybe two MTR's on the front Two KM2's on the rear and flip a coin for the spare?
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I would stay away from the KM2s they seem to wear fast. don't grip on snow, their loud tires once they start to wear down. I would go with MTRS or toyos. and since your running an aftermarket wheel I would do a toyo. they last forever and do well on pretty much everything. they are pricey though

but hey.. you built a Jeep before.. so nothing new for you lol
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Toyos weight to much for what Im going to use the JK for. It will be a DD. I need a lighter tire that can do light offroad.

I saw a 35 MTR on an AEV JKU yesterday and they were almost the same size as a KM2 37.
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Originally Posted by Lo2aY
I would stay away from the KM2s they seem to wear fast. don't grip on snow, their loud tires once they start to wear down. I would go with MTRS or toyos. and since your running an aftermarket wheel I would do a toyo. they last forever and do well on pretty much everything. they are pricey though

but hey.. you built a Jeep before.. so nothing new for you lol
My experience with km2 is quite the contrary. They have worn perfectly. I had them sipped. They work amazing in snow and ice surprisingly. All my buddies with toyos say they wear down really quick and my km2s are lasting really nicely
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Originally Posted by kntr
Toyos weight to much for what Im going to use the JK for.
and the fact that aev refuses to put toyos on a rig makes one think there are better tires out there.


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