To cut or not to cut

[cjbogger]

Help! im on the fence about cutting my boogers never have run them cut before and would like some input for some of you guys that have.
Im just worried that once cut and if I dont like them theres no going back.
they are 35/16 boggers on a 67 cj5

[michigan maniac]

Since your not running a one ton front I would deff not cut the front, unless you like breaking axle shafts,  but cut boggers are awsome, If it was my jeep I would run them uncut, see how you like it, then cut the rear first, then if still want more bite cut the fronts and carry spare parts !!

[cjbogger]

Good point ya they would sure put some strain on that dana 44 dont want that, my biggest problem is they look awesome cut haha

[marshall]

I've never had the cajones to cut one of my boggers

[marshall]

You said boogers

[Mudgrunt]

We felt a huge difference when we cut the rears on the truck did not cut the fronts yet.

[cjbogger]

sure did  maybe boogers are just uncut boggers, I know its hard to bit the bullet and cut a $400+ tire up

[Bryank]

Yeah cut 2 for the rear. They work way better. I cut mine brand new and am gonna use the cut rubber to make a floor mat for the garage

[cjbogger]

Bryan what did you use to cut yours

[Rohde009]

I have a couple sets of cuts if you would like to try before you cut yours

[michigan maniac]

I have a couple sets of cuts if you would like to try before you cut yours

There ya go that's a great idea and a very nice gesture!!

[michigan maniac]

Bryan what did you use to cut yours

I'm gonna cut my 44's this spring, I plan to use a cheap harbor freight oscillating saw

[4x4xdodgeman]

I would try a set before cutting them. test them at the same spot. 

[night train 2]

Help! im on the fence about cutting my boogers never have run them cut before and would like some input for some of you guys that have.
Im just worried that once cut and if I dont like them theres no going back.
they are 35/16 boggers on a 67 cj5

i,ve been running a set of cut 38.5s on the front of my s10 with a d44 and a mini spool with a trans brake for a couple years now and havent broke anything yet  but thats just in mud, amazon has tire groovers for $65 comes with a 3/8s head and 12 pack of blades a 3/4" head is $13 and 3/4" blades are $11.

[Rohde009]

Good chisel and a propane or map gas torch is what I used on first set worked great

[Bryank]

Bryan what did you use to cut yours

I used one of them dirt bike tire groovers. It worked good better than a chisel. But if I did it again I would get one of them oscillating saws they cut like butter.

[MidMichiganMudRun]

I have a couple sets of cuts if you would like to try before you cut yours

wait a min remember we need a set for schuss.... lol

[Rohde009]

Oh dont worry Shuss is taken care of we got about 4 sets for that weekend the snow will fly

[cjbogger]

Thanks everyone for the input here, rohde009 thank you for the offer much appreciated. After asking around then posting on here im just gonna put my big boy pants on an cut the back two. If i dont like them ill just find me some more HP 

Are you guys talking about using sawzall with a dull blade?

[michigan maniac]

I'm gonna use this with a flat blade, there is a video on YouTube, and on here of a guy using an air one and it rips right threw very fast

http://m.harborfreight.com/power-tools/oscillating-tools/oscillating-multifunction-power-tool-68861-8493.html