3 inches and 35s

 

sick wheeling brah!

 

saggin wagon stock and 31s on 15x8 with 3.75bs lol
still counts right? its lower than everyone's ideal of 3" with 31s

 

Missed the title, only could see the pics of low cog on my phone duder.

 

4.5" on 35s. dana 30 8.25 3.55gears


this is what it looked like on 33s same lift

 

3" and 33's, though I think that's pretty common as well these days.

 

That looks awesome, have any wheeling pictures like that?

 

I don't believe lcog consists of rly big tires on a rly small lift. I believe it comes from the width of your tires and the hight of your rig. No offense but 2" on 33's and stock axles (to me) isn't low cog. 2" lift on 33's and full width waggy 44's is low cog or 2" on 33's on 1tons (way overkill) is low cog. Just my .02.

ATLSRT8 is low cog

 

Unfortunately no. I just got the 35s yesterday. Still working on a 3 link

 

No wheeling pics but.. 3" and 33's

 

yeah no wheeling pics for me either, but here is 4.25 front and 4.5 rear and 33s. haha..this may not even be concidered low cog but oh well.

 

Not necessarily low cog..but it's all good lol

 

With that wide of stance, its more 'lcog' than alot on this thread.

 

True, but on the east coast we have trees to navigate between, wider isnt always better..
A combination of low and stable is what Im shooting for, I could go to full widths but then I would have a harder time in these south east lines.

 

Yea i live east coast so i know how tight it can get. But if we can't fit between two tree's, we go around.

Im just saying think about it, 30/8.25 combo on two rigs, one runs 33/12.50/15's on 3" and 2" wheel spacers on 3.75 backspaced rims. The other runs 36/12.50/15 on 3" and 3.75 backspaced rims. Which one (should) be more stable? Theoretically, the wider track is going to be more stable. Plus the 33's aren't going to raise the hight as much as the 36's.

Of course this all depends on how much junk they are carrying and where its at (floor vs roof)... Spare tire location... Jerry cans on racks or bumpers... Etc...

At 4.5" and 33/12.50's on 3.75 backspaced rims, i don't have any problems here on the east coast. And trust me, i've been down some tight trails.