jslamerman

More food for thought. Not to bash Warn (very good product as well), but to do an honest cost analysis between the two, the cost difference would not only add the cost of the rotors, but the maching as well. The OD of both the "hat" area of the rotor, and the OD of the rotor itself must be machined down. This cost can be a significant factor, depending on machine shop costs/availability.

tgrt

Yeah, Warn is expensive. But, I'd buy another Warn product based on the quality and service -- and of course the fact of made in the USA.

RubiconOrdie

I was about to ask a question concerning this upgrade and "bam" Solid has a kit for it. Not on my immediate list of upgrades but I will be getting it. Not for any MPG increase, for the other benefits. JK owners sure do watch the MPG a lot.

IGOFSHN

MPG on tj's never changed so don't expect any on you JK.

jeepik

any idea how large of an opening the wheel needs to have in order for the hub to go through it??

i want to get it but was thinking of keeping my rubicon wheels, and getting some wheelspacers that will allow me to keep the stock bolt pattern

Renegade

I don't think that will work.

Piginajeep

Go on any board. They'll tell you how Solid is. They are quality company with good service.

Not to mention warn does not have a working Hub Kit for the JK.
Solid is the first one to make the ESP work with a hub kit.

Piginajeep

its only going to be made for 5x5.5. They did'nt think peope would want to machine the centers out. but it simply wont work

arod

alittle confused? with this mod you will not need lockers??

jeepik

im not talking about bolt pattern, im talking about the center hole diameter

there are spacers out there to go from 5x5.5 to 5x5, i dont want to swap out my rubi wheels, i want to keep them