Whats the best way to spend $1500
07-03-2011, 06:09 AM
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No buy an aev 3.5 lift that has all the parts to lift your jeep and the parts the adjust your steer when you lift that high your off center and then go to the forum and buy use stock tims from an X or rubi. and find a deal on use 35 on the forum page
07-03-2011, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by 2008jkjeep
Will 35x12.50 be to wide of a tire on stock rim?
07-03-2011, 06:33 AM
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35x12.5 is pushing it IMO on the stock rims wich is only 7" wide, Plus you will definetly need some wheel spacers since the backspacing on the stock rims is 6.25 so with a lift you will need to bring it down to at least 4.75, Plus you have the 18" stock rims: 35's on 18's are gonna cost you a fortune. 3 reasons you should not keep your stock rims.
IMO: 16x8 or 16x9 steelies around 250$
Teraflex or OME 2.5 coil lift around 750$
Front 0.75" coil spacers 50$
By trading your stock tires and rims you should be able to get a set of
315/75R16 for just under 1000$ (DynaPro MT for example)
Enjoy your build
IMO: 16x8 or 16x9 steelies around 250$
Teraflex or OME 2.5 coil lift around 750$
Front 0.75" coil spacers 50$
By trading your stock tires and rims you should be able to get a set of
315/75R16 for just under 1000$ (DynaPro MT for example)
Enjoy your build