Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

Haha SAS will happen one day but a SAS done right is atleast $15k and I'm not dropping that kinda money right now

 

Welcome to the shit show haha

 

Dirty-7's.. Geebus..

 

It seems it never ends in this thread

I need a damn camping/wheeling trip something serious...

Your money at the end of the day is all i will add.

 

I'll sell you my 35's with rims

 

Let me add an exhaust reroute in here also haha

 

after i pay my 15K in student loans/ convert to 4x4... they'll be long gone by then

 

I have 15k in my swap with still 63s out back. Plan 4 link front and rear with a full LS powertrain swap.

I vote 37s.

 

well that's gonna be bad ass. I vote 37's also right now. It'll do me fine for awhile.

 

Don't 43" stickies

 

Oh I'm not after seeing that pic of the cost you texted me....to much damn money for 1 tire

 

Hell yeah! Errybody going 37s!!

 

It'll do until one day I decide to go SAS haha

 

That's how I feel. Finally getting gears and lockers and LT with 37s should hold me over for at least a year

 

I've seen a couple SAS 2nd gens on 37's and they look okay. I'm sure you'd want to go bigger once you could, but you wouldn't have to do the SAS and tire upgrade at the same time if you already had the 37s.

 

I'll definitely go with atleast 40's when SAS'd but 37's on an ifs will be plenty for a good while.

 

Whats the point of going 37's with all of the added cost and work? Have you ever done something that 37's would get you over that your 35's wouldn't? Just curious?

 

Ever heard of "just because"



Nah for real this is the first stage in getting ready for SAS

 

Just cause is good Just trying to see your thinking behind it, there was a post on the LT&BS were a guy trimmed for 37's and it looked like a nightmare. Didn't seem to be worth it the work, just to redo it all again if sasing.