Any 2 door JKs on 40s ?
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Any 2 door JKs on 40s ?
Have been searching and couldn't find many pics
Need to see them and what lift running on them ?
I ordered 40x13.5x17 tires
Currently, i am running 35s on 2.5" Teraflex coil lift and 1.25" body lift and bushwacker pocket style fenders
Need information on lift only
Please share your jeep pics
Need to see them and what lift running on them ?
I ordered 40x13.5x17 tires
Currently, i am running 35s on 2.5" Teraflex coil lift and 1.25" body lift and bushwacker pocket style fenders
Need information on lift only
Please share your jeep pics
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Have been searching and couldn't find many pics Need to see them and what lift running on them ? I ordered 40x13.5x17 tires Currently, i am running 35s on 2.5" Teraflex coil lift and 1.25" body lift and bushwacker pocket style fenders Need information on lift only Please share your jeep pics
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There are plenty two doors on 40's, but to do it right, most are on a custom stretch suspension with one tons. There is way more to it than just fitting them. Your axles, steering, etc all come into play as well.
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IF you are on factory axles you should cancel the order and max out at 37" Lift is not the issue when running 40" tires it is the clearance for turning the wheel unless you are 6"+ of lift which has its other drawbacks. Buying 40's and then making them fit is a poor idea. It should be planned out and done correctly to avoid headaches and breakages.
Last edited by TheDirtman; 12-24-2014 at 01:03 PM.
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This is with 3" springs, 3.25" extended bumpstops, mostly rear fender well trimming and a 1" body lift:
Trimming here:
This is with 4.5" springs, 3.25" extended bumpstops, Currie RJ 60s, significant fender well trimming, and no body lift:
And, Dirtman is absolutely correct: