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Thanks Eddie!
I need help, hoping you fellow Jeep fanatics can help. I have a bone stock 2014 Rubicon Unlimited Hard Rock. I'm looking for my next lift/tire package.
Caveats:
I commute on an interstate for 30+ miles/day.
I need decent fuel mileage (Believe me...I know...)
I've been told a couple of differing ideas:
1. Go with a 3" short arm Teraflex and 35" tires, as this won't affect my stock 4.10 gears and stock Dana 44 axles.
2. Go with a 3" long arm Teraflex and 37" tires as I'll get the stance I want, but the 37" tires will drastically affect my gearing and may break stock Dana 44's.
3. Go with a 6" long arm Teraflex and 35" tires as I'll get the stance, I'll be able to get full flex with no rubbing, and don't have to worry about axles or stock gearing swap to steeper ring & pinion.
I would love to go 6" long arm and 37" tires but I have to pick up my daughter and wife, so need this to be long-lasting, a chameleon, and economical.
Whatever ANYONE can share based on their jeep experiences would be greatly appreciated!!!
I need help, hoping you fellow Jeep fanatics can help. I have a bone stock 2014 Rubicon Unlimited Hard Rock. I'm looking for my next lift/tire package.
Caveats:
I commute on an interstate for 30+ miles/day.
I need decent fuel mileage (Believe me...I know...)
I've been told a couple of differing ideas:
1. Go with a 3" short arm Teraflex and 35" tires, as this won't affect my stock 4.10 gears and stock Dana 44 axles.
2. Go with a 3" long arm Teraflex and 37" tires as I'll get the stance I want, but the 37" tires will drastically affect my gearing and may break stock Dana 44's.
3. Go with a 6" long arm Teraflex and 35" tires as I'll get the stance, I'll be able to get full flex with no rubbing, and don't have to worry about axles or stock gearing swap to steeper ring & pinion.
I would love to go 6" long arm and 37" tires but I have to pick up my daughter and wife, so need this to be long-lasting, a chameleon, and economical.
Whatever ANYONE can share based on their jeep experiences would be greatly appreciated!!!