Breaking in the 35s a bit

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Some new pictures of my last wheelin/fishing trip. Stuck to the main trail pretty much but just went out with my sister and some friends with their trucks to the top of saddleback mountain.
 

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how was the rubbing? im so jelly you have 35s. im getting 33s this month. i talked my dad up, hopefully. haha
 
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There is VERY little rubbing at full lock but it's nothing major. I still have plenty of room to stuff them up in the wheelwell when flexing. I couldn't be happier!
 

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I'm so happy to hear you're liking the 35's! i'm going with the same setup
and was a little nervous they might be too big. How does your truck run with that size tire? I won't be doing a lot of mountain driving but when I do it'a about 6000 feet of elevation change. I'm pricing out some 4.56 gears right now.

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I wouldnt worry that they will be too big. I have plenty of room and barely rub on the frame at full lock of the steering wheel. It makes your truck sit up a bit higher which I love(especially in southern californias traffic) and overall, I couldnt be happier. My truck isnt struggling to keep up with them and as of right now I dont see any reason for me to swap gears.
 

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gears... who needs them...lol I do.... still have the stock 3.73 with my 37s... but babysilk... looks good
 

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Well it looks great!
Do you have a spare tire anywhere? Probably no chance of putting a 35
where the stock spare is stored.

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you can put a 35 under there but its a tight fit. a 34.5 is a little better fit. at full flex did it rub at all?
 
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My undercarriage hoist broke before I got 35s so I just have my spare in the rear cargo area. I didnt notice any rubbing at full flex. I built some rock sliders the other day panda, havent had a chance to try those out though yet. It was a quick Idea and I have no idea if they will work the way I want. Thanks guys
 

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I noticed you have your running boards removed. Would you have any rubbing issues if they were installed? i was hoping to keep them on.

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time to hit up azusa canyon. babysilk. think you would have tons of fun there. and not to far of a drive for you.
 
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