37s: too much on a 2-dr?
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From: Hendersonville, Tennessee
Originally Posted by Rick in Colorado
I have a 2012 with 35s and really think that the look is just right. My take is that 37s on a 4-dr are an equivalent stance to 35s on a 2-dr. And...37s are a little over the top on a 2-dr. I'm not talking capability-wise, just aesthetically. Thoughts?
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I feel like Planman just sits and laughs at threads about leaveling kits and 33s.
To the OP I like the look of 37s on a 2 door. Would I do it? Probaly not. Realistcally I won't ever need 37s and it would be a lot of extra money just for looks. Having said that, if I ever saw 37s or higher on a 2 door in real life I'd probably need a new pair of shorts...
To the OP I like the look of 37s on a 2 door. Would I do it? Probaly not. Realistcally I won't ever need 37s and it would be a lot of extra money just for looks. Having said that, if I ever saw 37s or higher on a 2 door in real life I'd probably need a new pair of shorts...
should have gone 40's
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JK Enthusiast
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Do it if you must for off-road capability, but anything over 37" on a 2-dr looks cartoonish in a clown shoes sort of way. Way out of proportion with the body. IMO, even the 37s are pushing it.
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Kind of like the 5' tall woman thinks she looks sexy with enhanced triple-Ds while the rest of the world thinks that it's too much on such a small frame. Like everything else, it's all about proportion. Again, if you do it for capabilty, yes, but if for looks - cartoonish on a 2-dr.
