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Old 12-11-2014, 02:01 AM
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Originally Posted by GutlessPhred
more of a "heavy duty" drive shaft with the 1350. Adams DS 1350 is 150 more. I'd assume up to 37" tire the 1310 should be just fine and that's what I have on order from Adam's. They recommend if you are running 40" or taller to use the 1350. hope that helps.
Yes it does. I don't plan on going above 37's, but then again, I never thought I would entertain the idea of going to 37's in the first place The 1350 should be fine for years to come, unless this turn into my weekend vehicle down the road. I don't see that happening for a long while.
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Originally Posted by Jeepin76

Yes it does. I don't plan on going above 37's, but then again, I never thought I would entertain the idea of going to 37's in the first place The 1350 should be fine for years to come, unless this turn into my weekend vehicle down the road. I don't see that happening for a long while.
I still run my 4.10's and don't have a desire to regear but I do live in FL. I can tell you the 3.6 and 4.10's performs much better than my 3.8 did with 37's and 4.88's. I went 1350 on the shaft for some added strength but have plenty of friends wheeling 1310's with no problems. I haven't upgraded axle shafts yet. Right now they are my week point.
3.5 RK and flat fenders will swallow up 35's FYI. Just my $.02
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I would say do some 42's on a 6" long arm don't let these people talk you into running 37's on a daily driver.
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Originally Posted by TheDirtman
I would say do some 42's on a 6" long arm don't let these people talk you into running 37's on a daily driver.
For a second, I thought "what the heck are you telling this guy?!?!" Then I realized he has a front D44 and it's cool. 42s is good stuff. I'd add gussets to the C's though.

Also, someone makes an 8" lift. That would give mega clearance.
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Originally Posted by Invest2m4
For a second, I thought "what the heck are you telling this guy?!?!" Then I realized he has a front D44 and it's cool. 42s is good stuff. I'd add gussets to the C's though. Also, someone makes an 8" lift. That would give mega clearance.
Man u guys are out of your mind. A D44 is not strong enough for 42s! He will have to get go with a D35 and D30 combo to hold up to that large of a tire. :cheesy:



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