ty Mitchell
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So i went the cheap route for now and purchased a 2.5" lift kit for the wj. Im hoping it will give it a nice look and possibly fit 32's after i purchase the fender flares
Lift kit wj
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Meme King
Good deal. So you're going to do the flares? If so, I would think you should be able to fit 32s. If you don't wheel hard, I bet you don't even have to mess with the bump stops. If you do the flares, the trimming will be enough where you won't rub while turning, except possibly the front bumper which is really easy to trim. The only spot you could potentially rub is if the top of the tire hit the fender during a full flex. You may need wheel spacers too if the tires hit your shocks or sway bars. I did my spacers at the same time, so I don't know if I would have rubbed or not. And if you don't do heavy offroading, you won't need to worry about re-locating the washer bottle.
What all does the kit come with?
ty Mitchell
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It just come with springs and shocks. I planned on upgrading my stabilizer and eventually go with spacers but i wanna see how it rides first
ty Mitchell
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What size spacer did u put on
longarmwj
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I speak from experience here. When you lift a WJ, do NOT go cheap. It will end up costing you more money in the long run. Do it right the first time. There are plenty of good 2.5" lift springs out there. Kevins and IRO come to mind. But don't do the entire kits. Order the springs, then shocks (I run Rancho, and love them, plus they are a vendor here), and then I would HIGHLY recommend control arms. They aren't required at 2.5" but they are always a good upgrade.
ty Mitchell
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Ok cool thanks for the feedback its much appreciated.
ty Mitchell
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Sudz
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ty Mitchell
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Lol that is def on my list just borrowed my friends floor jack to do the back lol takes too long with scissor jacks
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