Axle truss and gusset or not?

CTsan

CTsan

New member
I’m asking your thoughts on this because I don’t do any hard wheeling and I have no plans on going larger than the 35’s I’m running now. The most I do is to try to get out to the Badlands in Attica, IN when I can but don’t go crazy. So, that being said do I go for the relatively cheap insurance to have it done or not worry about it?

Calling the collective wisdom for your thought.
 
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JKDream

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CTsan said:
I’m asking your thoughts on this because I don’t do any hard wheeling and I have no plans on going larger than the 35’s I’m running now. The most I do is to try to get out to the Badlands in Attica, IN when I can but don’t go crazy. So, that being said do I go for the relatively cheap insurance to have it done or not worry about it?

Calling the collective wisdom for your thought.
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I had a truss. My axle still ended up in two pieces. Save your money.

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Andy5160

Andy5160

Hooked
I don't see which axel you running but regardless it is not a bad idea to have C gussets even if you run 35's
 
Slimebones

Slimebones

Active Member
If you are welding those c's, you might want to consider replacing the ball joints if you are running the stock ones. I understand the stock ones have some kind of plastic or nylon bushing which would melt if you don't take necessary precautions. Not sure, just what I have heard. Just sayin. Might be wrong.
 
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