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well I want to join the 37" club I have got some money saved up

my question is is anyone using the ProRock 44 in Australia or what are you using for your 37" tyres

yes I know the consequences of running a 37" tyre they will not be for street I am going to stick to stock size for street

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Speak to bill mate, he has some 60's which are soon to be ready to be sold. I am looking at the idea of running 60 front and rear in my CRD jku after pricing up 44's..

If you are going to run normal tyres on the street what are you going to do about gearing?
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Speak to bill mate, he has some 60's which are soon to be ready to be sold. I am looking at the idea of running 60 front and rear in my CRD jku after pricing up 44's..

If you are going to run normal tyres on the street what are you going to do about gearing?
yes there is going to be a compromise with the gearing going to 60s is certainly a option but depends how much it is
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go 60s if your going to be buying larger diffs, 44 up front would still be a huge upgrade over stock dana 30.
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Go a 44 in the front and a 60 rear.... That'll be fine for 37's..... Aftermarket 44's are a zillion times better then the rubi 44's
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yes I've got to look in to it more I just don't know if I ever will need a d60 how much heavier are they
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DBOR posted up on their Facebook the other day about Teraflex D60's. Complete with brakes ratios, lockers and tierod and draglink about $17K front and rear. I thought that was a pretty fair price and I imagine they would be almost unbreakable.
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