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Old 04-23-2010, 06:31 AM
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i'm running 1310 on my orange JK with 35's and 1350's on my white one
whats the difference between the 2? 1350 heavier duty i assume?
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Old 04-23-2010, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by jeepnick
whats the difference between the 2? 1350 heavier duty i assume?
yeah, it's a lot bigger and stronger. depending on who you talk to, maybe too strong and to the point where you might blow out a ring gear or axle before breaking it.
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1310s are really about as strong as anybody should need. Get the 1310s and don't think twice. 1350s are overkill on about 90% of rigs IMO.
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1310s are really about as strong as anybody should need. Get the 1310s and don't think twice. 1350s are overkill on about 90% of rigs IMO.
there's a lot of merit to this. while i do run 1350's on my white jk, i'm also running prorock 60's and 40x15.50 toyos.
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Old 04-23-2010, 07:48 AM
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1310s are really about as strong as anybody should need. Get the 1310s and don't think twice. 1350s are overkill on about 90% of rigs IMO.
Do I need to replace both at once? And being a manual how Important is changing out driveshaft, guess I wanna make sure it's a nessesary mod
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Originally Posted by jeepnick
Do I need to replace both at once? And being a manual how Important is changing out driveshaft, guess I wanna make sure it's a nessesary mod
on a 4 door 6-speed and with the amount of lift you have, it's not that necessary. i'd probably run what you have now till it breaks.
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