Show your 37's on 2.5' Lift
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Show your 37's on 2.5' Lift
I'm looking to buy 37x12.50/18 Nitto G2 or 37 Yokohama Geolander AT-S, and I'm undecided. Currently I have a 2.5" TF coil lift. Will these fit my JKU?
Please post pics as it will help with my decision.
Thanks!
Please post pics as it will help with my decision.
Thanks!
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Rock Krawler 2.5" Stock Mod with 17x8 XD Bullys wrapped in 37x12.50-17 Trail Grapplers. For a 2.5" lift, you have to run flat flares, though. Either cut, or Poison Spyder, Genright, Metal Cloak, EVO, etc.
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Even if I were to install a 1" body lift? I kinda like the factory flares (stock look).
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Thanks, man! Needs some TLC right now....i.e. paint work, hood replaced, dents in the windshield frame filled, etc. TMD cowl hood has been sitting in my garage for well over a year. Gotta get closed on my new house first.
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Ok thanks for info, its quite helpful.
One quick question though, what's the largest tires we can run on a stock 16" steel rims? I was thinking of using my original wheels, only to have the more meat look
[QUOTE=RubiBus;4187231]Nah, I think if you install a 1" body lift, you should probably be okay with the factory flares. You'll still want to trim the rear pinch seams though so you don't slice up your tires like I have. Be sure to add bump stop accordingly, too.
One quick question though, what's the largest tires we can run on a stock 16" steel rims? I was thinking of using my original wheels, only to have the more meat look
[QUOTE=RubiBus;4187231]Nah, I think if you install a 1" body lift, you should probably be okay with the factory flares. You'll still want to trim the rear pinch seams though so you don't slice up your tires like I have. Be sure to add bump stop accordingly, too.