MAMYAC

I second this. Thanks for providing me with all of the freedoms that most take for granted. That is one sick looking rig.

jknit

Update: when I fully turn my wheel I.e 3 point turn there is sometimes a loud running noise but I can't really tell what they are hitting, I can take pretty sharp turns but if I'm I. My driveway or sparking lot and I Am slightly rolling there is a really loud noise enough so people would immediately shoot a look at my jeep to see what's wrong, does t sound to damaging it's just loud, never have any rub taking turns though even fairly sharp ones

JQuack

4" TF 37" pro-comps

BrowniesJK

That tire has some meat on the side wall. Take a look at the frame rail behind the front tire. You might need a set of wheel spacers.

DMB1685

6'' suspension in the rear, 7'' in the front. 1/5'' body lift. 37x12.5x17

kntr

Do you still have the stock front air dam on?

jknit

Already have spacers on

jknit

Stock air damn hnmmnm you will have to explain what piece this is I am preeetttyyyy auto retarded this is the first time I am really teaching myself how to do things myself etc is that the plastic underside of te front bumper? I have turned the wheel all the way with it off a few time sand it doesn't seem to touch the stock air damn, it couldn't be the drive shaft right? It's kind of like a fast clicking noise when it happens

Bosox5

If its not the plastic air dam underneath the front end of the jeep, check your sway bar and see if you see any paint missing, I bet you need to adjust your steering stops. I used to rub at full lock until I adjusted the steer stops. here ya go. if it is the air dam, rip that thing off, its useless.


http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...top-adjustment

kntr

If you have the stock air dam on that is what is making the noise. I trimmed mine and no rubbing. Im going to just take it off when I put the ARB front bumper on.