joeymt33
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I decided I wanted to keep it lower and more stable and that if could go as many places as I could go with the shorty factory tires I really didn’t need true 30’s.
It’d also be easier on clutch and the rest of the driveline with tires that are actually only 1.5” taller than the factory bighorns claim to be. The Roctanes are HEAVY too I think the tires alone are 48lbs each, while my beadlock wheels AND tires are only 51lbs total. That’s a lot of extra rotating mass that will help you snap an axle.
I think my 1000 is probably 200-300 lbs LIGHTER than my 700 and that’s intentional.
I don’t want to add the IGR I run the country roads around here getting between a few friends places that are just a couple miles away each. I think IGR slows you down to about 45-50top speed and that was one of my complaints with the 700.
If you run 32” tires your gearing will be back to stock and potentially be able to run over 60 again. I will soon be able to find out what the IGR and true 30’s will do. It may take some time to work out the gear shifting issues.