Have a 2 door auto want to lift but dont want to replace anything like shafts or nothing to go out because of the lift what lift would be safe to do. I dont climb the jeep or offroad all the time maybe back dirt roads after a good rain but that is it. Advice needed please very new to the lifts.

 

How tall of tire or lift do you want?

 

Buy a Hummer put some 22's on it and call it a day! all kidding aside a good coil spacer lift would be perfect for your situation.

 

well now i am running 245's later i would go bigger like 33's but the ones on there are still new.

 

I did TF's 2.5 BB kit with shock extensions. Great way to go without having to worry about replacing shafts or anything else. IMO it's the most complete kit for the $$. Got a good deal from Dave at Northridge and I'm sure TF would answer any ?'s you have.
I know later on I'll go with a true coil lift lift kit once I put in new drive shafts, but this is working great for me right now.

 

You should consider a Spacer lift and some 33's. You wont need to worry about anything.

 

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Chop the flares and call it a day.

When you get the 33's, add a leveling kit or 2" BB.

 

Yep, if you only running 33's do the Teraflex Budget Boost. Very inexpensive kit. You retain all your stock stuff and your only out $250. That was my first lift and I was very pleased with it.

 

Thanks for the help never installed lift would the spacers be hard to do for someone who has never?

 

I have 33's now with no lift just trimmed my fenders. The tires clear fine and I think it looks good!