33" tires with a 1.5" performance lift
03-09-2014, 04:56 PM
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33" tires with a 1.5" performance lift
Ive been staring at these forums for weeks now, and i think ive finally decided on the tires lift and bumper i want to get. I was just wondering if anyone could tell me what they get for mileage or just general performance if you have the same or close to the same set up.
Im gonna go with
-BFG AT KO 33x10.5/15 tires.
-1.5" Teraflex leveling kit with some .5" spacers up front
-Rugged Ridge XHD front bumper without a winch
Pics would be wonderful!
Im gonna go with
-BFG AT KO 33x10.5/15 tires.
-1.5" Teraflex leveling kit with some .5" spacers up front
-Rugged Ridge XHD front bumper without a winch
Pics would be wonderful!
03-09-2014, 05:04 PM
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Ive been staring at these forums for weeks now, and i think ive finally decided on the tires lift and bumper i want to get. I was just wondering if anyone could tell me what they get for mileage or just general performance if you have the same or close to the same set up.
Im gonna go with
-BFG AT KO 33x10.5/15 tires.
-1.5" Teraflex leveling kit with some .5" spacers up front
-Rugged Ridge XHD front bumper without a winch
Pics would be wonderful!
Im gonna go with
-BFG AT KO 33x10.5/15 tires.
-1.5" Teraflex leveling kit with some .5" spacers up front
-Rugged Ridge XHD front bumper without a winch
Pics would be wonderful!
03-09-2014, 05:32 PM
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Or jump straight to a short lift coil and eliminate the TF problem.
As far as mileage goes- not many people run the lighter combo of tire that you're looking at so you may squeeze a little better MPG than most on 33's but it'll ultimately depend on how you use the skinny pedal.
As far as mileage goes- not many people run the lighter combo of tire that you're looking at so you may squeeze a little better MPG than most on 33's but it'll ultimately depend on how you use the skinny pedal.
03-09-2014, 06:18 PM
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put a spacer in the back while you are at it. Both mine and my buddies sagged right away. my rear sagged both his front and rear sagged. I liked how they handled both on and off road just did not like that I had to pull apart right away and reinstall to add the spacers on both mine and my buddies.