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The 80 is a great axle, I run them in my wheeler and DD. But if I had a 60 just laying around when I built either of them, I wouldn't have when with the 80s.

Dont waste your time. Drive like **** down the freeway and the seats suck a big D.

I get a atv/ohv permit from Oregon for my wheeler. Its good for two years and works in Washington.

I have a friend who buys and sells cars on the side, he has been going to Canada lately. Just got a 03 f350 for $6000.

I had been running the iroks for about the last 6 years in 37's and 39's. They are a great tire for the northwest but I wonted to try something new. So I went to the 40" nitto trail grapples and found immediately that they worked just as good new as my worn in iroks.

The trail grappler is a go all around tire from my experience with them. I have them on my trail rig and they have been a better performing tire then the iroks I am use to running. My boss has them on his DD. he has had no complaints about them. I have noticed they wear fast for him. It's about...

if you dont have a preference on the wheel. Summit's are cheep i just paid 66 a wheel for 17's. i thing 15's where cheaper.

My first diy's i used 10" wheels and My tires looked like ballons. Gone to 8" and have found the work great. Check out mayham metal works. Best diy's that i have been able to find.

thanks everyone, just got a trails map. looks like browns is surrounded by bike and quad trails. so lyda may be the better choice.

i will be wheeling in tillamook in a couple weeks. its my first time there and wonted to see if its faster to the trails from lyda camp or is brown close enough

reading thread after thread and choosing to going with alcans i wont go with another company. they cost more but being custom made to the weight of my truck is a trade off i could deal with. been running them around 5 years and they are just as good as when new.

http://nw-wheelers.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=34644&stc=1&d=1250959838

been looking for the same ruffstuff has them for 72 and they are 3/8 thick

i am running 4" alcans keeps my truck low and get a lot of flex out of them

got longs, just nice to know what is out there. if they ever do sell in the state you would know if they are worth it

never heard of them like i have with longs marfields.or a few others

dont get your pantys in a bunch girls just ran across them while messing around. wouldnt put a link if it wasnt good if you did get spugged you get a shitty computer:flipoff:

has anyone ever used TML axles for there toyota, they look stronger than stock, but real dont know. heres a sit that sells them http://www.offroadtarvike.fi/index_en.html