I like the ride of the bigger tires. Seems smoother. Maybe that’s all in my head. Lol. Sometimes the voices lie. But will probably drop back down to the 29” tusk 30’s. I run 2 sets of tires depending. I’ve got 6 ply truck tires for local road and trail riding then I have now the 31’s 8 ply for when we go on our away from home adventures.
So, here is a pic of my rig like on many other threads with this subject lol. JK
This is just an example of mine. Others very as well. Careful what u wish you can 🤯 your mind with all the different configs. Make it your own.😉
I have SATV forward arched arms. I personally believe after measuring they do give u a little lift but not enough to get hard about. NoHmo. Std stock size axels. True 30’ LT/MT tires. O offset sane size wheels all the way around (recommended) RB3 off road wide bundle spacers to help with no rubbing, and to fix the trac cuz of the same size tires. Fox qs3 shocks with upgraded springs (did this for individual reasons) and added preload to the shocks to get roughly 2-2-1/2” of lift out of the rig. No rubbing. Plenty of clearance Clarance 🥳 (my Leslie Nielsen humor) good off road and on road handling with minimal noise and great traction. And dont call me Shirley! 🤣
Oh, yes thats a chopped top. 4-1/2” had to measure it 1/2” at a time🥳
Middle pic- the camber and toe aint F’d up. I took the pic leaning against my bench so the camera angle is F’d not the camber🤨😂
Also good to note, the advantages to the SATV arms you can fix/adjust your camber that u cant with stock and with a bracket lift severely Takes out of wack with stock arms