you dontttt neeedddd to drop money on the compressor!
i know i've said it at least once

i say go with ARB...

 

how will you turn it on then? You need a certain PSI to run an ARB, I dont like the idea of only getting a couple "uses" out of an air tank. then not being able to use my locker. Go with the Ox, they have fixed their engaging problems and are really strong.

 

i'de be a little wary of that chart.it doesn't tell you that a 33" tire is more like 31.5" and a 35 is also that way.each manufacturer is different but you can bet you'll be pulling more rpm's than than the chart says if you go by the size on the sidewall instead of using a tape measure on your rubber.

 

5.13s will not fit in a D35! 4.88s are all the numerically higher you can go in a D35 in our trucks.

 

4.56 in a 7 1/2

 

Well thats crappy. Guess im going with 4.88s then takes care of the indecion
So what do the guys that have 5.13 do? SAS?

 

SAS or the 97 and older TTB setup can use 5.13s

 

Is that a direct bolt on for 98 and older or is that custom job?

 

both custom!

 

Guess 4.88s it is. If im gonna custom my front end im freakn sasn.
Thanx for damping my hopes of having her geared low... lol

 

4.88s will be plenty low... i am known for damping spirits!

 

becauseeeee

i've seen it work.. i dont know how much he was able to use it before having to fill it up.. but i know it works.

and by the sounds of it, he's not gonna use it all the time like you would...

 

or you can take the next step and get a CO2 tank and run it off that.. i just got one and i love it

but its a little but more than a compressor for the lockers

 

Okey so I want to run 35s. I talked to the guy at the offroad shop and he is trying to talk me outa of a aussi front. And pretty much said that if I use my truck I will blow my front end up. If i can afford it would I be better off just going sas?

 

SAS would be better if you can afford it and if you have the knowledge, time, and fabrication skills to do it.


An Aussie isn't gonna blow up your frontend unless you really rip on it. I've climbed 2.5ft tall vertical walls with 35's, 4.88, and an aussie and I haven't broke anything. As long as you don't drive around offroad with it floored you'll probably be ok.

 

Thats kind of what i was thinking. Tomorow I will get a quote from him ill post up what he has to say to see if his prices are reasonable. Thanx, Im looking to pretty much go with your set up....