Vinson Clark

I'm on the fence between 35s and 37s I could build up my d30 c gussets sleeves etc and run 35s I could do all this right now and have a nice rig for the summer months. Or I could wait and buy a prorock 44 and run 37s it would be closer to Christmas before I could get all that done. Tell me what you would do and why? I'm on stock steelies right now and those things have got to go. This is also my first jeep not that it matters but give me some opions guys. I'll go 4.88 with the 35s or 5.13s with the 37s. This is also not my daily driver its a 6 speed manual.

Merlin4979

Given that you already know that you want to go with the 37's - you're just going to regret not going that big initially.

Why buy the same parts twice? Go big or go home!

Bosox5

Do you wheel alot? its not your DD, so yeah go for the 37s. Just ask yourself what kind of wheeling you do, whether you need 37s or not. Prorocks are great for 37s.

Vinson Clark

Yeah I'm thinking go big or go home too. I love to wheel man once I meet up with more people that have jeeps in my area I'm sure ill wheel a lot more I don't have any rocks where I'm at just a lot of hills back woods and mud I would love to make a trip to Utah one day though I think it would be worth the wait for the prorock 44 but man I hate waiting.

Pluke the 2

37's on a d30, nps here

no gussets. sleeves.

mkjeep

Hills and woods you'll be fine, at the very least gusset your C's, they will bend. Me, two years, 37's, d30 front, stock axles, c gussets. Trails here and 2 trips to Moab .

mkjeep

Oh , my d30 is locked with a lockright lunchbox locker aswell.

Vinson Clark

What gears are you running man 4.88 5.13s? Also how long have you been running this setup?

Pluke the 2

3:73's and a week hahaha

Pluke the 2

the hardest trail my jeep has seen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDVWn2UIsO8 honestly, my jeep is like 90% street so ya