MoparManiac
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Amherst, NH
I don't get why people say to "do it once". Sure if you've been into wheeling for a while, go straight for what you want.
If you're new to wheeling, start off small and learn how to drive first. 3.5" with 31s was a great learning point for me. Now that I'm up on 33s with long arms, I have a strong feeling I'm going to have a rig that can outdrive me. I'm not the most experienced wheeler out there, but I'm glad I started off small.
Sure I lost a little bit of money, but I reused everything I had minus some suspension components. I still have my 3.5" leaves, I still have my rockrails, front locker, front shafts, gas tank skid, etc.
The money I spent on the smaller lift was worth the learning experience. The problem I see with some people is they go straight to 35s with no driving experience.
If you're new to wheeling, start off small and learn how to drive first. 3.5" with 31s was a great learning point for me. Now that I'm up on 33s with long arms, I have a strong feeling I'm going to have a rig that can outdrive me. I'm not the most experienced wheeler out there, but I'm glad I started off small.
Sure I lost a little bit of money, but I reused everything I had minus some suspension components. I still have my 3.5" leaves, I still have my rockrails, front locker, front shafts, gas tank skid, etc.
The money I spent on the smaller lift was worth the learning experience. The problem I see with some people is they go straight to 35s with no driving experience.
