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Originally Posted by Suicidal racing
i aint been off roading up here since i was 7 or 8..been many many yrs ago now..but i do know alot of the 4x4 guys in the north and stuff run 46s an such claws or big ass super swampers..
What would be the down fall of it for being a trail truck besides the leaf..i would do coil over more then likely if i build one.
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Way up north maybe but anywhere within an hour or two there's no need to go that big. It would actually be way too big for 90% of the trails around here.
Realistically 38's is about as big as you'd need to go for the majority of the terrain here and 35's would probably do just as well and still allow you to get away with actually driving to the trails without getting your balls busted. Hell, our jeep is only on 33's and it's been just fine for almost everything around here.
I agree that a 46" tired, rockwelled monster would be bad ass but it would be useless for almost ANY trail I've been on around here. Assuming of course you're looking for a useful trail truck and not a mud bog competition beast. If that's the goal then by all means have at it
