You can put all that stuff on without buying new coils and shocks.

 

I want to put a 2.5" lift (to replace my 1.75") on my JKU who already have 33" tires (Toyo Open Country AT2).

Can someone who have that set up, tell me the space in inches between the rear tires and bottom of fenders (in line with the center cap of the wheel) and also between the front tires and the bottom of fenders (in line with the center cap of the wheel)?

Thanks

*if the measures are from a stock jeep...even better

 

It would be .75" more then what you have now.

 

Mmmm, that make sense... But those lift are always advertised at 2.5" and when you put them on a stock JKU then they give you more like 3" and sometimes more.

 

Overall lift will depend on factors like weight of the jeep and even the gas charge in the shocks. Asking a question like you did without specific info on brand and the weight of your jeep will yield poor answers. You can search thru the show treads for photos of just about every set up out there.

Are you looking at a specific coil lift or budget boost?

 

My question was about approximate measures between tires and fenders with a 2.5" lift and 33" tires. In general people know that a 2.5" spacer lift would give exactly 2.5". So when you say I would get 0.75" more then what I have...I figure that out before you told me...obviously. We also all know that this is different with a coil (spring) lift. I assumed that it would be clear that in this case I was not talking about a spacer lift since everyone know that 2.5" - 1.75" = 0.75". Also, at the end of my post I wrote: "*if the measures are from a stock jeep...even better"....so I assumed that it would be clear that I was talking about a Jeep with nothing on it.

 

Again you are not specifying what lift or coils you are looking at. Depending on the brand you could see a range of 2"-4" in actual lift height with a 2.5" coil lift. You should also take measurements from a hard spot like between the bump stops or shock mounts not from the tires. Tires from different mfg's will have slightly different diameters as well and my vary by as much as 1.5". I believe in the stickies there is a diagram with measurements for a stock jeep.

 

Fronts

 

Rears

 

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