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cool, thanks alot man..... i didnt want to say i was a big dawg.... and not be ble to live up to it? i have seen some crazy setups on here..... and didnt know what to consider myself in the line up.
i normally consider 38s and up big dawgs as thats what most guys run around here ontheir mud trucks. but on explorers 35s as it is a mid size suv and take considerable lift or mod to get them on.
Originally posted by Jefe I believe the official definition of a "Big Dawg" is:
33"+ tires
4"+ suspension lift
Locker rear and traction aiding device up front (Locker or LS)
well I have no locker at all in the rear so I guess I'm almost a big dawg but not LOL. I prefer the pull of the locker up front, + I have a winch, just remember it's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.
Originally posted by Jefe I believe the official definition of a "Big Dawg" is:
33"+ tires
4"+ suspension lift
Locker rear and traction aiding device up front (Locker or LS)
I also agree that this is what is concidered a Big Dawg.
Under that defination, I am NOT a Big Dawg. There is big differance when you have a locker in front or someother traction aiding device. I have gone places that the Big Dawgs go, but that's because I am a good driver and I have had good spotters help me make a good line, but I do not concider my truck a Big Dawg until I can get the front locked some how.