Mopar 2 inch lift kit

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Jun 5, 2011 | 07:46 PM

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aratson

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From: Squamish, BC

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Originally Posted by ChryslerChris

Follow-up question - if I went with 33's, I heard my speedo and MPG meter will no longer be calibrated to the new tire size. Is that true? What do I need to do to get it in-sync again?

You can either go to the dealer and get them to calibrate it for you (all done via Computer) or if you have a Pro Cal or similar you can do it your self.

Jun 5, 2011 | 09:12 PM

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ChryslerChris

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From: Metro Detroit, MI

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Originally Posted by aratson

For a week I ran 35" on my two door with flat's. It was fine although when fully articulated or loaded down in the rear I did get some rub.

Now I am running Rubi tires till I can budget a lift.

I think If you are wanting to test the waters going with flat fenders such as the Bushwhackers (love mine!) plus 32-33" tires is a good way to start. This will allow you to get some good off roading in without busting the bank and allow you to learn what you are wanting out of your Jeep.