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Pizza Cutters - Anyone tall & skinny?

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Post 'em if ya got 'em...
 
#65 ·
I got 4 friends that run 10.50's. Two have 33x10.50 mud terrains on 4in of lift. One runs a 35x10.50 Swamper on 2in bb lift with no fender flares and massaged fenders. The other guy runs 35x10.50 Swamper on a 4.5 RE lift.

Then me and another friend run 12.50's. I have 33x12.50's on a 2in bb lift. The other guy runs 33x12.50's on a 4in lift.

I've drove on 10.50's and 12.50's and we follow each other through all the muddy trails here in VA and I can't tell a difference. I can tell the Swampers dig a little better then the rest of our mud-terrains. But as far as width I can go anywhere the others are on 10.50's and vice versa.

It comes down to driver, I think

We have a nice muddy hole that majority get stuck in. I went further in my 2in bb lift 33x12.50 mud terrains then another friend that had 4in lift and 33x10.50's

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#69 ·
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#240 ·
ill play i love my pizza cutters! 34 x 10.5 swampers- 4in rustys kit- swaybar still connected

not too crazy but the best action pictures i have
Such a great lookin' YJ! Once I decide I'm bored with stock this is definitely the look I want to go with!

Mine, however, is still a DD. How is the stability on pavement with the tires?
 
#84 ·
ya, they rub a little bit on the control arms at full turn. I was a little short on funds so didn't end up getting a set of wheels, so for now I just make two and three point turns when necessary :(

Hopefully I'll be able to get some new wheels soon, and although I thought I wouldn't like how the tires would look on the stock wheels, I actually kinda like it now!
 
#85 ·
ya, they rub a little bit on the control arms at full turn. I was a little short on funds so didn't end up getting a set of wheels, so for now I just make two and three point turns when necessary :(

Hopefully I'll be able to get some new wheels soon, and although I thought I wouldn't like how the tires would look on the stock wheels, I actually kinda like it now!
A washer behind the steering stop cured it for me. Same with my dad, although he then went with stock wheels and Spidertrax 1.25" spacers.
 
#86 · (Edited)
adam728 - what type of washer are you talking about and about how much do they cost? I was going to avoid getting spacers because I want to get new wheels soon, and they almost cost as much as some steel crager's.

On another note I'm taking my pizza cutters out to Uwharrie this weekend to test them out for the first time! It's been raining ALL week so I expect it to be muddy. Hopefully I'll get some good action shots, and wont get too stuck!
 
#87 ·
adam728 - what type of washer are you talking about and about how much do htey cost? I was going to avoid getting spacers because I want to get new wheels soon, and they almost cost as much as some steel crager's.

On another note I'm taking my pizza cutters out to Uwharrie this weekend to test them out for the first time! It's been raining ALL week so I expect it to be muddy. Hopefully I'll get some good action shots, and wont get too stuck!
Just a standard hardware store washer. $0.25-$0.35. :thumbsup:
 
#93 ·
just an out there question but with the 33x10"s do you still need spacers with the moab rims?

and wouldnt fatter tires (33x12.5") be better in deeper mud because then you "float" on top of that stuff?
 
#94 ·
and if you dont air down ever, would the skinnys still perform as well?
 
#99 ·

34x10.50 bias
Drive pic due to axle u-joint needing to be replaced.
 
#102 ·
Bump, any 34x10.50r15 on 15x10 rims?
 
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