2013 Unlimited lift and tire help
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2013 Unlimited lift and tire help
Im looking into putting new tires and lifting my jeep on a budget. what im thinking is to have a 2 inch budget boost lift or possibly a 2.5 inch coil lift. With that i would like to throw on 35 inch tires (not too worried about getting a deal on these).
I have a wrangler unlimited sport. Im curious if i can fit 35s without cutting up my finders. I plan on using my jeep strictly for on road purposes, mainly to get me to and from work. Also would it be wise to up the gears or are the stock gears good enough to push me down the road?
If there are any suggestions for this set up, your input would be greatly appreciated.
I have a wrangler unlimited sport. Im curious if i can fit 35s without cutting up my finders. I plan on using my jeep strictly for on road purposes, mainly to get me to and from work. Also would it be wise to up the gears or are the stock gears good enough to push me down the road?
If there are any suggestions for this set up, your input would be greatly appreciated.
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Im looking into putting new tires and lifting my jeep on a budget. what im thinking is to have a 2 inch budget boost lift or possibly a 2.5 inch coil lift. With that i would like to throw on 35 inch tires (not too worried about getting a deal on these).
I have a wrangler unlimited sport. Im curious if i can fit 35s without cutting up my finders. I plan on using my jeep strictly for on road purposes, mainly to get me to and from work. Also would it be wise to up the gears or are the stock gears good enough to push me down the road?
If there are any suggestions for this set up, your input would be greatly appreciated.
I have a wrangler unlimited sport. Im curious if i can fit 35s without cutting up my finders. I plan on using my jeep strictly for on road purposes, mainly to get me to and from work. Also would it be wise to up the gears or are the stock gears good enough to push me down the road?
If there are any suggestions for this set up, your input would be greatly appreciated.
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The four wheel parts guys are telling me i need a minimum of a four inch lift. the problem i had with them is on the lift kits they advertise, the 3 inch lifts say that they are meant to fit 35s. So i believe they discredited themselves. how ever they did inform me that a 2.5 inch lift wouldnt be enough because 35s would rub if i was to hit a bump.
any thoughts?
any thoughts?
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The four wheel parts guys are telling me i need a minimum of a four inch lift. the problem i had with them is on the lift kits they advertise, the 3 inch lifts say that they are meant to fit 35s. So i believe they discredited themselves. how ever they did inform me that a 2.5 inch lift wouldnt be enough because 35s would rub if i was to hit a bump.
any thoughts?
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https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...-lifts-288269/ <click on this
I would say they don't know what they are talking about. Did they recommend a 4" rubicon express lift?
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Thank you all for your input. I for one have never believed what the 4 wheel parts guys say. they seem to just care about selling parts and will try to trick anyone who doesnt do their research. so again i thank you all I was seriously doubting myself and starting to believe what they where telling me.
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I would say they don't know what they are talking about. Did they recommend a 4" rubicon express lift?
I would say they don't know what they are talking about. Did they recommend a 4" rubicon express lift?