Lift advice
- Thread starter JEEP212121
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Mikecal9985
New member
I don't have 35's...yet... But with some wheel spacers you shouldn't have any rubbing. If you wheel pretty hard then I would maybe cut the fenders.
JES
Member
As said already, wheel spacers and correct bump stops, should be no issues. Trimming the fenders will definitely fix any clearance issues.
And yes, a BB is an easy driveway install for almost anyone.
JEEP212121
New member
Is that what u run? Spacer and 35s?
Honor2afault
Caught the Bug
I am currently upgrading my rig and will have bds 55700/55951 shocks (3" lift) available, and will be going to Windrock in May if you would like them. Nothing is wrong with them and they have about 20k miles on them. I also run 35's and have no issues.
Thinking that these should work with a BB quite well.
Heavyhaul07
New member
I'd do the Evo bb. Some rancho shocks. Look on Craigslist local for some stock 17" takeoffs look on here for some used spyder lock spacers and get a new tires. Save as much as u can from your budget for down the road. Trim your fenders as needed.
MedixJK
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Id possibly make you a deal on factory rubicon wheels with 35s already on them...
MR.Ty
Token East Coast Guy
You're not allowed to get 37s too...
HighwayTrout
Hooked
People still trying to help this dude?
He was given great advice within a couple of posts and he chose to ignore it.
He was given great advice within a couple of posts and he chose to ignore it.
MedixJK
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Shhhhhhhh with that kinda talk...
JEEP212121
New member
Not ignoring. I'm being educated. Like I said, this is my first time to loft so I don't know much about it. Trying to get options is all.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
No, you're trying to get someone to tell you what you want to hear.
JEEP212121
New member
No I'm not. I'm taking advice man. I appreciate what u said and now I'm thinking you guys are right. Maybe 4 is out the door. Sounds like a BB is what is going to suit me better. Just felt like u were kinda calling me stupid earlier. All I'm looking for is options.
catahoula
Caught the Bug
That was fucking funny!
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
If I was calling you stupid I would call you stupid. No need to beat around the bush.
Exodus 4x4
New member
Hate to say it guy but you can't have your cake and eat it too. There's no way you're going to lift your jeep 4" and buy new wheels and 35s for $2500 without regretting something down the road. If you're having a baby and that strapped for cash, why are you even fucking with your jeep to begin with? If you insist on doing something consider what Honor2afault offered you on shocks and another on the wheels and tires from MedixJK.
Eezybreezy08
New member
Best thing you can do is go the Evo level or rancho sport. Both of those will fit 35 easily. The rancho is more of the complete considering it has both shocks and bump stops. I'm running both on my 2 jeeps. The tires will run about 1600 mounted and balanced. At least that's what my nitto Tera grapplers cost. New wheels can be as cheap as 200$ a set for steel or as much as 800-900$ for some descent ones. Anyways stay away from 4 in lift cause it will look like crap on your 35. And you can easily do the 2 lifts that I suggested and most everyone else will suggest the same thing. Good luck