River Raider JK Dana 30 Axle Gusset Kit
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It is cheap insurane to help prevent them from bending. Anything can happen on the trail, all depending on how you wheel and what you call "moderate or hard wheeling". Everyones idea of wheeling is different....
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Well, I live in Florida...the most extreme wheeling I would see is probably some of the obstacles at Jeep Beach..It does get a little rougher up around Ocala, but I dont get up that way often. Mostly MUD, and small hills here.
Will this help strengthen for 37 inch tires? Sorry, my TJ has D44 front and back so first time I am dealing with this
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Will this help strengthen for 37 inch tires? Sorry, my TJ has D44 front and back so first time I am dealing with this
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if you plan on running larger than stock tires, yes, it's definitely worth doing. the c's are weak and prone to bending and that will give your wheels camber. before someone comes on here and recommends it, you DON'T need to sleeve your axle.
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you don't as WOL said, that and no need to "truss" the axle tube either for that matter - being that a truss is an alternate way to strengthen the tubes on the outside as supposed to sleeves for the inside of the tubes