35s or 37s???
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35s or 37s???
I am getting 5.13s and EVO C-Gussets installed over Christmas, and will have enough room under the fenders for either 35s or 37s. The problem is, my axles will be totally stock minus the EVO C-Gussets. I have a buddy running 37s on stock TJ Rubicon axles, and he hasn't broken them. Is this a smart idea for me though??? Maybe if I just take it easy on the trails???? Any help is appreciated!!!!!
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Depends on the trails, depends on you, depends on luck. Since I've got my 37's, only wheeled them once , they've been on a month. Which is about my average, once a month wheelin. I have some spare axles front and rear, so I'm gonna continue to run like this until I toast the R&P.Whenever that may be.
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Yes, 35s is a better bet, unless you want to limit your wheelin' because you don't want bust a shaft in the middle of nowhere.
And as Planman said fatigue is a big factor with axle loads because they are under constant dynamic loads. Many that claim to have no issues currently, can likely have a fatigue induced failure in the longer run.
And as Planman said fatigue is a big factor with axle loads because they are under constant dynamic loads. Many that claim to have no issues currently, can likely have a fatigue induced failure in the longer run.