Juanzy07Unlx
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I have a 07 jeep wrangler unlimited x, its not a daily driver, maybe 1 or 2 times a week I wanted to know how would the drive be if I put 37s on it,
Wanting 37s
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hhunter050
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Stock gears? Im running 37s and stock gears, my jeep is dd and it ain't bad. Shouldn't have any trouble
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WJCO
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Sheaffadelic
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my JKUR is on factory gears and 37s i put about 100 miles on it a day... no issues just slow :cheesy: Welcome to wal
Juanzy07Unlx
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Yes its stock
Juanzy07Unlx
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Yes it stock
Juanzy07Unlx
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Yea I don't plan in doing any offroading or anything just normal street travel
Kyle7R
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It will get you to the mall and back just fine.
Don't hit any speed bumps too hard tho...
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Don't hit any speed bumps too hard tho...
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tonytony9
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That's impressive
Juanzy07Unlx
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Kyle7R
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There arent any guys on here who would run 35's on that axle without reinforcing it. 37's are just piling on.
You might be fine, and never have an issue. Or you might grenade it the first tie you bump a curb in the Jack in the Box drive thru.
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allwhitejeeps
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I've run 35's on stock rubi axle and gears for 3 years no problem. Will be upgrading to 37's and regear soon with stock axles still.
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Kyle7R
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You have a Rubi, with a 44 up front. People run 37's on those easily, and 35's all day long. OP has a sport, or an X, I don't remember...either way he isn't running a 44 up front.
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Draconianwinter
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If you're only planning on see driving I would stay with 35's. No point in stressing the axles with a heavier tire or adding to the costs of said tire. It will look just as good. Abs be just as capable a pavement princess
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Draconianwinter
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Not to mention the additional pressure that will be put not on just the axles but the rest of the drive train as well
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chitown35
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If you've seen the look of 37s and like it I'm guessing you'll regret 35s. Gotta be realistic about your situation though. If you break something with 37s will you be ok to handle fixing it?
Anyway IMO the ride is more about gearing, lift, etc than it is about a couple extra inches of rubber.
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Anyway IMO the ride is more about gearing, lift, etc than it is about a couple extra inches of rubber.
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hhunter050
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Shouldn't have any trouble. I can tell you from personal experience that you can still wheel the crap out of it. I would suggest front c-gussets and definitely a plan to regear in the future
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I run 35s with no reinforcement.
That said, I wish I had 37s.
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