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Alaskan family wheeler

Yeah, 42's, big block, and lift blocks will give you some axle wrap. I bet getting rid of those will help for sure
 
Not to bad the truck got about 7.5 mpg from Seward to Anchorage stoped at Ice Monkey Garage they installed the ARB infront with new Yukon inter and outershaft Yukon hubs. Hookup to the trailer and headed east still got 7.5 ish didn’t get to drive it very much to busy with the property the time I did get to I ripped the clutch line out on a tree. Put it in first gear and rear wheel low hit the key and we took off made it back to camp. I got that fixed and that won’t happen again lol

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I'm want to run a one piece drive shaft but in order to do that I need a magnum box or a doubler and not sure what one to go with any advise would be great.
 
Magnum is more money but you get a wider spread of gear choices. My opinion would be if you have the money, get the Magnum.
 

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