should I get these 35's?
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Then again, it has LONG TRAVEL SUSPENSION.
Admit it, you got caught in a big fat lie and you're backpedaling to try and save face.
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07-08-2010, 12:34 PM
Ok brah, LONG TRAVEL SUSPENSION IS NOT REQUIRED TO JUMP A TRUCK. Why is it so hard to believe?
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There are actually Giants sitting on top of the arena with fishing poles holding it up. 
Because you sir, are full of ****!
Because you sir, are full of ****!
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07-08-2010, 12:51 PM
Fine don't believe me I don't give a flying ************!!!111!!1!1!!!!111!!
Like I said I made that post to say that stock 1500 axles will handle the 35s the OP was asking about.
I know this because I drove the **** out of my truck with 37s on it.
I jumped it too, with a 3" susp lift and 3" body lift. Not even long travel foa suspension with thousands invested in a worthless old truck.
Like I said I made that post to say that stock 1500 axles will handle the 35s the OP was asking about.
I know this because I drove the **** out of my truck with 37s on it.
I jumped it too, with a 3" susp lift and 3" body lift. Not even long travel foa suspension with thousands invested in a worthless old truck.