might have my new 38.5 boggers sold.looking for input on new ones.what size have you run and what did yoike or dis like.39.5 are only avalable in 1.6 wheels.
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- Thread starter sledheadak
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what gears,how wide of wheel,lift you got?
jmd4x4
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I would do the 39.5 in the 16.5 rim, but then again I have H1 rims, but they will proble be for sell in a couple of weeks. What kind of truck and lift do you have?
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jmd
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Geargrinder
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I would say it depends on the type of wheelin' U do. I don't care for the boggers due to the fact that they have never worked for me in rev. or sidehilling in the mud or snow. Didn't have any problems in the dry stuff or on the rocks with 'em. Now the SX's and TSL's work for me on ANYTHING! So I would be willing to give up some heigth to get the extra versatillity.
Just my $.02
Just my $.02
84 jimmy with 8" lift.will be geared 5.13s when done,also might be installing a 203/205 doubler. we run everything from wet and dry rocks to deep mud.the terrain verys consideratly on the same trail.boggers are the only option as far as tires go.after seeing what they walked threw this summer that had tsls spinning and slipping in there is no comparision unless you go with ag tires. just wished they made a 42/20 bogger.thanks for the replys
44s!!!! ive actually got a similar setup (8" + zero-rates, 5.13s) and im gonna do 39.5's. i vote 44s tho, mines my dd, thats why im not goin bigger yet
i trailer so tire wear and street handling really isnt a concern just want to beable to drive it on the road if needed so that eliminates the ag tire option.
