35 KM2 Procomp 7005

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04-07-2008, 05:27 AM

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Originally Posted by r6cairo

I would go with the 4.5 just because it looks like it should be a bit higher now. But talked with guys before making the decision and they all said to go with the lowest amount of lift u need to fit the tires you want. Less rollover risk etc. But at this point 1 inch? Handles better than stock on the street, suspension wise, but haven't geared yet so sluggish acceleration and harder to slow down with the bigger tires. Also a little bumpier with the tire tread.

Juando pass, Cruces, Todds Trail...We have a big group goin out this coming Saturday. We r all driving up to Cruces for a day run. Should be a blast. PM me if you wanna join.

cool. i will let you know.

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04-07-2008, 10:27 AM

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Thanks Pearl.

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What do you think about those rims on a black Jeep? Are they more of a matte finish or semi glossy like the paint?

They look like a teflon coated pan. So not glossy like ur body paint. Depends on your taste. I like the look with black on black though. Not to big a fan on chrome or shiney bling on jeeps. And we have a ton of jk's here on 22's with low profile street tires. A tragedy IMO.

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nice rig, 35's on 17's I like it . I like the name of your city, over here I think that means the pub

Haha. It does, doesn't it. Yea its El Paso, TX. Gotta say its not bad if you grew up here and at least we have a ton of open places to wheel. I just moved back from Denver and prior to that Portland , OR, so bummed to be back in the windy and dusty desert. Enjoyed the forest wheeling more though.