WHITE TRASH1
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91" front 89" rear, 128 1/2" wheelbase. Long, low, wide and loving it! 
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CHOP SHOP
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91" front 89" rear, 128 1/2" wheelbase. Long, low, wide and loving it!
"Wide Trash":haha:
Can I ask why you want this information and what you are going to do with it?
If it is important enough I will go take some measurements.
!ton327
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91 front & rear
Kat
Kat Woman, Wheelin superhero!
Front was 78 and rear was 77
my butt is just huge
my butt is just huge
81yota1
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ask my girlfriend :fawkdancesmiley:
Your under
I am just gathering info and stats for DNR
Let me revise the questian if you are over 85" .
What is you setup?
Axles Stock or modified
wheel BS
Spacers
Could you get it close to 85" without major work?
Kat
Kat Woman, Wheelin superhero!
Stock width axle on a JK with wheels with a 3.5 Back space wheels and running 15.50 wide tires can hit about 84" wide.
4xrick
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standard one ton axles no spacers just fullsize with big tires. would have to get skinnier tires and would make my rig even more unstable so NO on the making it under 85
JeepinJoe
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74" cj
78" tj
78" tj
WHITE TRASH1
fruit stripe
stock width GM 'tons, 3 3/4" backspace 15" wheels, no spacers. If I wanted o change my tire and wheel package sure I could get down to 85". Will I? No,
I know where I'll fit and where I won't. There are a few trails at Rimrock I know I can't go on and I hear evens is pretty much out of the question so I say away. Otherwise he whole PNW is open to my truck.
jeffs_62
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I was 79.5 on the front. I am currently putting Dodge D60's under it and haven't found a tire/wheel package yet.
When I went to Tillamook S.F. wheelin', they had several trails that they had stacked rocks at the entrance and exit and it limited the width of vehicles that could enter.
Is that where this is going?
I think a heavily modified rig could have gottten into the trails but overall I think it kept out anyone the was allergic to body damage.
When I went to Tillamook S.F. wheelin', they had several trails that they had stacked rocks at the entrance and exit and it limited the width of vehicles that could enter.
Is that where this is going?
I think a heavily modified rig could have gottten into the trails but overall I think it kept out anyone the was allergic to body damage.
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leadfoot067
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84.5 front 85 rear 42s on gm 1 ton axles...
Does the DNR want to put width and wheel base restrictions on vehicles? :eeek:
CHOP SHOP
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you go to meetings right? you mean they didnt tell you?:corn:
ain'tstuckjustresting
RIP Mister 12/5/12
Geez Brad, Without you who would :stirpot:
Only time I hear about width or wheelbase restriction on trails it comes from someone in the ******* making the suggestions. Remember, fullsize guys and gals put in hundreds of volunteer hours in our ORV areas.
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CHOP SHOP
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yess they do and are very passionate about it.:awesomework:
