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Can find some really good deals on them on eBay with free shipping

I’ve been slowly switching all my vehicles over to kanati tires. So far I’m very happy for the price. Have mud hogs on my prerunner Navpoint HTX on my DD tundra Trail hogs on the wife’s 4runner. They make a Cammandant ATX with a 4,080lb weight rating in a 37s. Probably put them on my...

A hose clamp mount risks slowly rubbing a hole in the tube from vibration and movement. A welded tab risks instantly ripping the wall right out of the tube. Both have pros and cons, I definitely see that small of an aluminum tab cracking at some point.

I’d definitely be worried about that tab ripping out of the aluminum tube.

Not cheap lol That one was $1,000. Bought from Noco on Amazon.

Just installed this 90AH Noco lithium battery in a bronco. Fridge, starlink and other misc accessories are powered off this battery. Has a Victron dc-dc charger for charging and a 200amp solenoid on a toggle switch on the dash to jump start from this battery if needed.

All 4 for sale. 45k miles on the tires. One has a slow intermittent sidewall leak. All others hold air but are fairly beat up from offroad use. Rings are off the wheels but included. 17x9 -12 offset, 6x5.5 $250

Easiest way to think about it goes back to good ol Mr.Newton. When you accelerate, you are actually trying to rotate the tire forward OR rotate the axle housing backwards. Equal but opposite forces on both. Weight transfer while accelerating automatically wants to squat the rear suspension. As...

What battery did you go with?

Take care of the battery, it’ll take care of you. I’ve had odysseys go 15+ years, never had a cared for optima die less than 5yrs. Neglect and abuse a battery and you’ll kill it in a week.

Odyssey But lithium is fucking cooler. Very tempted to get a Noco but I’m poor. Weve installed several at the shop. Even the 2lb one for the Honda generator would easily start a 351 bronco (test confirmed)

Yep you pretty much got what I’m saying right. Different housings have different tube sizes factory so you’d have to cut it, mic it and figure what size and wall thickness would work best for the new tubes

It’s possible, definitely be frowned on lol. If you have all those tools, why not cut the tubes off, machine some nice .250wall new tubes to slip inside, weld it all up with fresh bearing ends.

Whatever you have to tell yourself to sleep at night 😂😂 Awesome to see you guys out there putting it to use!

Depends a lot on tire, wheel, vehicle and terrain combination. My yota on the good year race tires I could easily run 18 with 0 issue. Very tough sidewall. New kanatis I’m running 22-23. With that all in mind I have bent 3 wheels, high pressure probably would have helped in that department.