35s on 3.55
02-22-2013, 02:09 PM
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02-22-2013, 02:19 PM
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I had a wrongler on 32s with the turdy five.Twisted and Snapped that rear axle after getting stuck. My Buddie didnt even turn off Jeep after I passed out with my foot to the floor in 4low. Damn 151 young and dumb.
02-22-2013, 02:26 PM
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Well that's not a very good example of anything, yeah, ifyou hold your foot to the floor in 4 low long enough while stuck you're likely to break stuff, I know a guy with a rubicon, who broke his 44 with 35's. The conditions of your story are so out there that it doesn't give any credibility to your point
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02-22-2013, 03:04 PM
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I have had more than my fair share of wheeling it. The D35 sucks. Period.
31s can and have snapped d35 axles. 35s have too. I've seen it happen first hand. There are also TONS of videos, pics, etc that have plenty of evidence. Pics have even been posted here.
02-22-2013, 03:11 PM
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Hey, boss, my wifes DD is a 98 TJ Wrangler with a D35 and 31s.
I have had more than my fair share of wheeling it. The D35 sucks. Period.
31s can and have snapped d35 axles. 35s have too. I've seen it happen first hand. There are also TONS of videos, pics, etc that have plenty of evidence. Pics have even been posted here.
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I have had more than my fair share of wheeling it. The D35 sucks. Period.
31s can and have snapped d35 axles. 35s have too. I've seen it happen first hand. There are also TONS of videos, pics, etc that have plenty of evidence. Pics have even been posted here.
02-22-2013, 03:39 PM
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Hey, boss, my wifes DD is a 98 TJ Wrangler with a D35 and 31s.
I have had more than my fair share of wheeling it. The D35 sucks. Period.
31s can and have snapped d35 axles. 35s have too. I've seen it happen first hand. There are also TONS of videos, pics, etc that have plenty of evidence. Pics have even been posted here.
02-22-2013, 04:02 PM
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Umadbro?
Sorry, my phones browser reposted that. Lets keep on topic, tho, as that has nothing to do with the FACT that the D35 is a crappy axle. Period.
Don't try and change the subject because your failing to convince anyone that the D35 is a good axle to run 35s on.
Sorry, my phones browser reposted that. Lets keep on topic, tho, as that has nothing to do with the FACT that the D35 is a crappy axle. Period.
Don't try and change the subject because your failing to convince anyone that the D35 is a good axle to run 35s on.