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I love the stance but I have to ask. Is there a performance benefit to 35's under a 3" lift? I could understand a wider track in soft sand but aren't you losing flex due to the bigger bumpstops that will be necessary?
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Originally Posted by Swirlchaser
I love the stance but I have to ask. Is there a performance benefit to 35's under a 3" lift? I could understand a wider track in soft sand but aren't you losing flex due to the bigger bumpstops that will be necessary?
And you will loose up travel, but the advantage of the bigger tires out weighs the loss of up travel.
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Also cheaper cause I don't need to spend money on a 6.5" lift.
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you'll loose a little bit of uptravel but if you bumpstop correctly, it'll act as a pivot point and help force the axle down. so, no, it doesn't rly hurt flex. common misconception though. check this out --- https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/lo...24-12-a-32980/
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you'll loose a little bit of uptravel but if you bumpstop correctly, it'll act as a pivot point and help force the axle down. so, no, it doesn't rly hurt flex. common misconception though. check this out --- https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/lo...24-12-a-32980/
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Originally Posted by Swirlchaser
Thanks! I'll be reading that thread again tonight. I must be using this forum wrong because I get all my questions answered and don't fight with anyone
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