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Just get a 38" then. They measure out at a little over 37" and aren't balloon-shaped. Ther're actually pretty light for a 38" tire too. I figured my D44's would be toast by now with these tires, but they're holding up very well.

Thanks, I'll let you know! :awesomework:

So if my line is rated for 17,600 lbs, and my knot was to hold 60% of that, I would still be rated for 10,560 lbs. That makes it stronger than the steel cable it came with..........hypothetically of course!

I'm gonna run it like it is and report back how it works. :awesomework:

So I cut my winch line somehow about 6 feet from the end and don't know how to splice the **** together. I re-ran it through the thimble and tied the knot like a noose with about three wraps. What do you think about this method? It seems to be holding when I reel it in attached to the...

Seen these yet? Pretty good work, but DAMN they're pricey! http://zingologymfg.com/diffs.htm

Yeah, yeah, tire choices are also WAY more expensive $$$$$

HD17? I that a 17" wheel. I have 15" wheels. I'll look into it either way, thanks!

I wonder if having an aluminum wheel with a steel beadlock ring would be an issue?

Can anyone here make 24 bolt rings to fit these wheels? I have the standard slim ring and want to bling it up with a fancy wide ring.

Fabtech sucks! Like mentioned, go with Clayton long arm.

I've got one in Renton..........:redneck:

36x12.50x15 TSL

Damn! May have to look into this.........

Thanks for the HELPFUL input. Most of the rest of you can **** off! :flipoff:

Its our first custom cage and we're getting help from someone who has a bender. I'm just trying to work out the details before next weekend. As for the actual design, I'll let him know about having more triangulation. :awesomework:

1 3/4 x .120?

A friend of mine is using this design as a template for his TJ. I have a few question: 1. HREW will be just fine? 2. About how many feet of tubing will be needed? 3. Any idea of cost and where to buy material? Thanks!:beer:

I've talked with many different people who run all different kinds of spacers. Main this is if they are aluminum, make sure they are T6, and use red locktite. If they are steel (uncommon) just use red locktite. Google "wheel adapter" and pick a company. Spidertrax is very popular. The...

Thanks for the relpies. I'll send this information on.:awesomework: