LLRubylady
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how much acceleration will I lose going to 35 inch Nittos in a manual tranny rubbicon?
Is it drastic?
Is it drastic?
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Nitto Ridge Grappler 35s and XD holeshotWhich nittos ? What rims?
Size of rims?Nitto Ridge Grappler 35s and XD holeshot
17x8.5 I believe.Size of rims?
those rims are actually cool if it wasnt for the false beadlock. If acceleration is your main goal as far as maintaining go for lighter weight! Thestock rims are 21 the “33” inch ko2 stockers are 51lbs. Actually a super light combo. Not the best for durability but from a engineering standpoint pretty solid from a suspension reaction and acceleration standpoint. My advise- get the lightest weights possible. Off road crawling low speed weight is not much of an issue but if you are doing this for looks, that load range E tire is gonna get old really fast and definetly hop more on bumps being that youre adding 60lbs + of unsprung to the truck...17x8.5 I believe.
The combination is probably 99 pounds
I could get the 35 KO2 c range which is 63 pounds. That’s about the lightest. Or I just keep the stock tires and change the rims.Yeap, so increase of
those rims are actually cool if it wasnt for the false beadlock. If acceleration is your main goal as far as maintaining go for lighter weight! Thestock rims are 21 the “33” inch ko2 stockers are 51lbs. Actually a super light combo. Not the best for durability but from a engineering standpoint pretty solid from a suspension reaction and acceleration standpoint. My advise- get the lightest weights possible. Off road crawling low speed weight is not much of an issue but if you are doing this for looks, that load range E tire is gonna get old really fast and definetly hop more on bumps being that youre adding 60lbs + of unsprung to the truck...
Ya its basic physics. Odds are someone will chime in and say its not that bad to justify their purchase , but reality is if you dont re-gear to 4.88’s it wont be as snappy.I could get the 35 KO2 c range which is 63 pounds. That’s about the lightest. Or I just keep the stock tires and change the rims.
I just don’t want to compromise the acceleration. I feel the manual is a wee bit sluggish to begin with.
This^^^I went with the 315/70/17 KO2 and stock Rubi wheels for the weight. Around 85lbs per wheel/tire. I'm happy with my acceleration and yours would be peppier with 4.10 gears compared to my 3.45's.
The pedal commander does nothing to increase acceleration. It just changes the feel of the pedal. It does NOT make the jeep faster.Get the Pedal Commander.
It does not increase hp, but it does boosts throttle response. Which will make the Jeep feel less sluggish.The pedal commander does nothing to increase acceleration. It just changes the feel of the pedal. It does NOT make the jeep faster.