Anyone running 40s?
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My JK will soon be off daily driver duty (HOORAY, i'll actually get decent mileage!), and i am contemplating 40" tires at the end of the summer. anybody try it yet?
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Sure would love to see it. If I had D60's, that would deffinately be my plan. That and tube fenders. I'm thinking about going with 38.50's after I add tube fenders and wear my 37's out.
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I don't think my wallet would handle 40" tires. Most are over $500 a piece, or $2500 when you replace them all. All I could say is ouch. :whoaisme:
If I had the money for stronger axles, and the tires then I would do it without hessitation.
If I had the money for stronger axles, and the tires then I would do it without hessitation.
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Dynatrac ProRock 60 Axles
JE Reel modified 1310 Driveshafts (welded by a mexican dude in la paz)
Dynatrac ProRock 60 Axles
JE Reel modified 1310 Driveshafts (welded by a mexican dude in la paz)
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