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I had 35" Baja ATs on my stock wheels and stock suspension. It would rub slightly while offroad but could be easily trimmed. Before switching to 37" Baja ATs and a Thuren suspension, I tried to fit the 37s with the stock suspension. It rubbed while backing out of my driveway while the...

SOLD

Yes, still available.

Price drop $2000.00 I figured these would have been scooped up by now.

It’s the humidity! At least one person caught that.

Bump.

Takes me about 32-34 hours of drive time to get out there. Its worth the drive. I'm sure we get some strange looks wheeling Moab with Florida plates. Then again living in Florida and having a PW with 37s and sliders gets me strange looks since every truck down here has 22" wheels that stick...

Great shot. Im heading out there in a few weeks myself I would have changed my dates if I knew other PWs where heading out.

Congrats on the great view. Im looking at the top of that mountain and wondering if you can get the PW up there :p

I think you will like the Baja Boss AT. I've had a set of 35s and then went to 37s on my PW. Colorado, Moab, TN and GA trails and they have been great. They handle excellent in FL with all the rain and standing water.

Looks good. Any idea on release date? I have a trip on the horizon and wouldn't mind having it installed before we roll off the pavement. And I second the need for a transmission skid.

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I'm selling my set of 75th Anniversary wheels with five Mickey Thompson 35x12.50 tires. These are the bead lock ready wheels, with factory original TPMS sensors installed. Tires are Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT 35x12.50. The 4 tires have right at 6k miles on them, the fifth tire was my...

Here is my final revision (I think) for a light set up. Five each of the SS5 Pro lights (varied beam patterns) mounted on a Randy Ellis bar. I originally had this set up as a linked bar but it adds a good amount of width between each light and I just didn't trust the weight with 5 of these...

Good thing I kept those brackets when they fell off the truck. Will the black production units be a flat black to better match the PW bumpers or a gloss black?

I would be interested.

Im guessing WK gets better shipping rates than RE. When I spoke to RE about their sliders they quoted me $900 for freight. Heck, the RE Light Bar cost $89 to ship UPS to South Florida. I thought that was a little expensive.

FWIW, White Knuckle charged me $375 shipping for the sliders. CA all the way to South FL. Wight was over 300lbs. And that was at the height of the pandemic when fuel was a good amount more that it is today.

I liked the simple look of the RE Sliders, until I spoke to them and found out I would have to drill so many holes in the cab of the truck. Living in Florida, that is a hard pass. Looking back, I am glad I went with the White Knuckle sliders since my truck is used primarily for wheeling.