2.5 inch lift and 35s?
05-08-2012, 08:37 PM
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yes. been running 35s and 2.5 lift for almost 4 years. people have run 35s with no lift, with proper bumpstop and flat flares. do the 35s!
05-09-2012, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by marvin87x
I'm running 2.5"lift with 35"x1250 wide on stock wheels without any problems. Although I would be more comfortable with a 3"lift and 35
05-09-2012, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Bosox5
yes. been running 35s and 2.5 lift for almost 4 years. people have run 35s with no lift, with proper bumpstop and flat flares. do the 35s!
05-09-2012, 05:15 PM
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I am running the TF 2.5 with TF shocks. 315/75/16 duratracs on 16x8 method wheels. II was rubbing front flares and rear, but after trimming the fenders down last night I have lots more room. Almost makes the 35's look small now
Next is to trim the pinch seam and rock rails this weekend and I should be good to go.
05-10-2012, 04:03 AM
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35s no lift is 100% doable on road. Ran the set up for 6 weeks. Just a few very minor rubs.
Now have 35s w/ 2.5 lift. It looks good, no rubbing, adequate for most trails. Flex is somewhat limited, but not horrible by any means.
35s, 2.5 lift and flat fenders w/ proper bumpstops would be optimal in my opinion.
This is my experience based on a JKU.
Now have 35s w/ 2.5 lift. It looks good, no rubbing, adequate for most trails. Flex is somewhat limited, but not horrible by any means.
35s, 2.5 lift and flat fenders w/ proper bumpstops would be optimal in my opinion.
This is my experience based on a JKU.
05-10-2012, 08:38 AM
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35s no lift is 100% doable on road. Ran the set up for 6 weeks. Just a few very minor rubs.
Now have 35s w/ 2.5 lift. It looks good, no rubbing, adequate for most trails. Flex is somewhat limited, but not horrible by any means.
35s, 2.5 lift and flat fenders w/ proper bumpstops would be optimal in my opinion.
This is my experience based on a JKU.
Now have 35s w/ 2.5 lift. It looks good, no rubbing, adequate for most trails. Flex is somewhat limited, but not horrible by any means.
35s, 2.5 lift and flat fenders w/ proper bumpstops would be optimal in my opinion.
This is my experience based on a JKU.
05-13-2013, 03:26 PM
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What is this the resurrect once a year thread? 
Pretty sure 2.5" lift with 35's is ok. I guess if you must post your pride and joy there is always a show and tell section...
But wait, will it rub? or what size rims you go with.
Pretty sure 2.5" lift with 35's is ok. I guess if you must post your pride and joy there is always a show and tell section...
But wait, will it rub? or what size rims you go with.