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not sure. I know most "JK posers" get ATs and for some reason I think it makes sense now considering
Posted by: donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) (1086) on 2013-06-13 09:02:53 In Reply to: 2nd....33s fits nicely on the stock JK Rubicon wheels. that's what i have -- 285/75/17 posted by Dirty Sanchez on 2013-06-12 22:07:04	Share \| Report

how much time I actually go off road. But in the end, I don't really care that much, as I did get 2 years and 30k miles out of the factory MTs. (After dealing with Ultra High Performance Summer Tires on a track car, and their rate of burn, 30k & 2yrs seems acceptable)

What do you think?

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Starting to think about new tires for the Wrangler... - donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) 2013-06-12 09:21:22 (262 views)
- PSS. - oc 2013-07-07 11:37:53 (227 views)
- Also, - Birdman86 2013-06-13 13:58:54 (251 views)
- 33's w/ no lift is easy. My 35's fit with no lift but it was tight.... - Birdman86 2013-06-12 09:44:59 (289 views)
  - What parts did your boost come with? (ie which one specifically did you get and how did you decide?) - donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) 2013-06-13 09:06:02 (248 views)
    - I went with this kit. - Birdman86 2013-06-13 13:58:29 (262 views)
      - with or without "adapters"? - donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) 2013-06-13 15:19:04 (248 views)
        
        With them. - Birdman86 2013-06-13 19:16:01 (260 views)
  - 2nd....33s fits nicely on the stock JK Rubicon wheels. that's what i have -- 285/75/17 - Dirty Sanchez 2013-06-12 22:07:04 (341 views)
    - not sure. I know most "JK posers" get ATs and for some reason I think it makes sense now considering - donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) 2013-06-13 09:02:53 (259 views)
      - i'd say go with AT's, quieter and last longer. Check out the General Grabber AT2 or  -  Dirty Sanchez  2013-06-13 16:05:14 (261 views)
        
        yea I keep hearing good things about Duratrac.   -  donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy)  2013-06-13 16:59:17 (260 views)
        
        that's what is on my cj   -  JeepRage  2013-06-13 17:58:41 (249 views)
        
        btw, congrats.   -  donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy)  2013-06-13 17:59:37 (260 views)
        
        Thanks. family heads home tomorrow though i duck out later today to get  -  JeepRage  2013-06-14 05:48:14 (266 views)
  - Budget boost is a no brainer. Quite a few options, just browse Jeep forum - JeepRage 2013-06-12 18:32:02 (276 views)
    - really? Budget boost would be worth it? I always thought that was "poser"? - donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) 2013-06-13 09:03:36 (249 views)
      - They work great up to 2.5". Keeps factory spring rate, just get good shocks like Bilstein or Old Man  -  JeepRage  2013-06-13 11:02:57 (268 views)
        
        Uh I thought a budget boost meant spacers...   -  donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy)  2013-06-13 11:38:00 (272 views)
        
        they are spacers for the springs, but you will want new longer shocks. don't extend the shocks   -  JeepRage  2013-06-13 14:14:35 (253 views)
  - If I do a lift I want to make sure I maintain drivability. AEV is my preferred vendor there. - donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy) 2013-06-12 11:05:44 (270 views)
    - Typical JK posers - JeepRage 2013-06-12 18:30:03 (266 views)
      - :) - Birdman86 2013-06-12 19:19:09 (235 views)
    - I have these wheels. They look great and are very light. They have the proper backspacing too - Birdman86 2013-06-12 13:53:31 (257 views)
      - I really like this type/style...   -  donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy)  2013-06-12 16:26:36 (290 views)
        
        First is  -  JeepRage  2013-06-12 18:27:58 (253 views)
        
        Is MT the brand to go with? Not sure who the good manufacturers are out there... there are so many.  -  donkeyhaute (aka Unboatboy)  2013-06-13 09:05:01 (262 views)
        
        They are good, i bought Crager, American Racing, and Pro Comp are the usuals for the classics.   -  JeepRage  2013-06-13 11:00:24 (265 views)

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