Kurtj29
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- First Name
- Kurt
- Joined
- Feb 22, 2018
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- Location
- Seattle, WA
- Vehicle(s)
- JLUR Billet Silver
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Just not sure yet. I vary between 35 and 37’s on a daily basis. I think this is a next year (summer) upgrade so for now I am not going to worry about it. You are the first to mention that the Dana’s would not handle 37s. A lot of the members here are saying the JL takes the 37s without needing to regear or upgrade to One Tons. It seems that 40’s require an upgrade to both gearing and to One Tons. I have not been off-roading as much as I have wanted to - (actually I have not been off roading with my new JLUR yet!) so if that continues maybe the 35’s will be fine, and I may just get 35’s with no lift. Right now I am deciding between 35’s with no lift and 37’s with the the Mopar 2” lift.Thanks! I went with 35s because I don't want to have to re-gear and no one knows how well the axels will hold up. I know they're supposed to be much stronger but who really knows..........I have read that Dana advised they're rated for 35s, not 37s. I didn't do the research myself though because I knew I was going with 35s. And lastly I went with 35s because I want to be able to max flex without having all kinds of rubbing issues when off-roading. Are you leaning towards 35s or 37s?
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Guess it's time to put a spare on the back and invest in some new shocks. How you guys feel about the body mounted tire carriers? Should I be worried there's a little drilling involved?