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Pretty sure I saw this thing on I-5 around Olympia on Saturday. It looked pretty clean.

I must be measuring differently than you guys are then. Sorry for the hijack back to topic. :awesomework:

Well forgive my ignorance and educate me. What size tires, wheels, and offset are you running to achieve 78" on FW axles?

so dump the spacers and you are under 80. but without going to oldschool grave diggers no way to get you under 72" huh.

Thanks. I kinda forgot people run wider than a 13.5 ever. but am suprized still at 81" with Yota axles. Oh and totally understand about PEOPLE with smaller tires tearing things up. Emphasis being people..... not tires size.

Nah it is stupid people with a heavy right foot that tear up the trails. I have a rep that I dislike for having a heavy foot. What people don't get is I run higher RPM but don't goose it in holes and dig. I bought a winch and use it when I gotta so not to tear up the trail.

NO I am not undecided or uninformed. I am not happy I have been restricted from a trail system I have used for many years. Without building a new vehicle (read Samurai) I can not get my current vehicle even under the restrictions. ON A PERSONAL LEVEL I feel Fullsize rigs are too big and do...

So..... 80 + means FS and FW axles right? Our TJ's both measure 79 up front with adapters and 35-37's Can take the adapters off one and make it 76.. other I am 78 till I new knuckles. I gotta be honest I think FS FW axles is too big for the trails, and not just cause I am narrower...

That thing looks sick:awesomework::awesomework:

Hope to come out and lend a hand. Jeep is down but can do lots of picking up trash or move things in my Truck.