RedRockWrangler

I haven't disconnected my sway bars yet. But I've done some mild wheeling and the only rubbing I had was at full lock the tire would rub the stock plastic under bumper skid plate air dam thing a little. I went with a Skid Row Front Skid Plate and that eliminated any rubbing issues I had. But again, I'm not sure if I may get a little rub on other parts of the jeep if I was flexing with the sway bars disconnected. Hope that answers your question.

ghostryder

here is mine it's a Skyjacker 2" bb, on 35 mt's, its actually level just looks like the back is lower due to being parked on a incline.

Fathom

Did any of you have to cut the pinch weld (seam) just ahead of the rear tire in the rear wheel well?

RedRockWrangler

I'm pretty sure that's only when you go bigger than 35's. But either way I know I didn't have to.

teamdher

Just barely rubs, no damage so there is nothing to worry about! If you want to get away from that extend your bumpstops.

GoodysGotaCuda

6DoF

i can play this game!

TNJKER

BBirish

heres mine 2.5 inch teraflex bb and 3/4 spacers up front
35x12.5x15 BFG KM2

woodweavil

Here is mine. it has a TF 2.5 BB and 35" Nitto Mud grapplers. and yes I had to cut the rock slider and the pinch seam. at full flex it was only a fraction of a millimeter away not a chance I wanted to take on damaging a 300.00 tire.