Thanks man, ive admired your camper for a while. I thought about eventually getting something like a widernest top for it if I could ever find one. What I ment with having shocks is I'm trying to keep the trailer from going airbourne. I've had that happen a few times with my snowmobile trailer and my utility trailer where I hit a bump and the trailer bounces all over the place. More than likely I'll be using the trailer to haul scrap, some landscaping. And maybe camping equipment when the group goes
So I've been wanting the make a Comanche trailer from my long bed. My question is should I cut the rear section of the frame and weld an a frame on it and leave the axle under it. Or should I build a new frame and use a trailer axle? I kinda like the idea of having shocks but I'm looking for some advise. Hopefully Ben will chime in on this :)
I agree with you entirely hornbrod. Plenty of better tires out there but if you're on a budget, or a highschooler like I was with little money. This is going to probably be your best bet.
See I've had nothing but good luck and I've had them on my f150, Dakota, Durango, all my friends have them on their xjs and I have them on my mj. For the price of the tire I don't think you could go wrong
Walmart has Goodyear wrangler radials. I paid 74.50 a piece for them its a good tire with mildly aggressive tread and give a good ride and good handling
This winter will be in indiana and I can't find an ax15 near me. All I've found is a ba10 with just under 100k. But I'm pretty sure $500 is too much with no bellhousing or t-case.