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- Max
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Ok ... my 2.5 cents. If you can fit 35" with the Sasquatch "kit" I would not hesitate to simply add 37" and remove those fender flares. A 2" puck/spacer lift will not give you more articulation. Adding 37" is simply for aesthetics ..... 1" more inch of ground clearance wont make a difference.
If a JK can fit and clear 37" with a small lift and replacement fender flares...
I had a 2007 Toyota FJ with a 3.0" lift, aftermarket fender flares, body mount "chop", and a 1/2" to 3/4" body lift and cleared 35" (315/75R16) with minor rubbing at full compression.
A General Grabber X3 37x12.5r17 is 77 lbs (if Tire Rack.com is correct) and a bfg in 2 mud 37x12.5r17 is 72 lbs (again tire rack).... compared to a 35x12.5r17 BFG AT2 at 66 lbs. 6 lbs is nothing especially if you're using aluminum wheels. If you mash the skinny pedal... things will eventually break. It appears the Broncos axles are similar to the JL axles and I believe the R/P will hold up if the driver is smart. U joints are probably the 1350 (?) Type which are tough.
Only time will tell.
Max
If a JK can fit and clear 37" with a small lift and replacement fender flares...
I had a 2007 Toyota FJ with a 3.0" lift, aftermarket fender flares, body mount "chop", and a 1/2" to 3/4" body lift and cleared 35" (315/75R16) with minor rubbing at full compression.
A General Grabber X3 37x12.5r17 is 77 lbs (if Tire Rack.com is correct) and a bfg in 2 mud 37x12.5r17 is 72 lbs (again tire rack).... compared to a 35x12.5r17 BFG AT2 at 66 lbs. 6 lbs is nothing especially if you're using aluminum wheels. If you mash the skinny pedal... things will eventually break. It appears the Broncos axles are similar to the JL axles and I believe the R/P will hold up if the driver is smart. U joints are probably the 1350 (?) Type which are tough.
Only time will tell.
Max
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