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Old 01-21-2012, 02:52 PM
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hello everyone, i just need some advice from anyone who can help as i am still fairly new to the forum and jeeps. okay well, i have 4 35 mtr's on 15" mb72's and really want to get them on. as of now i have a 2" leveling kit up front and my question is could i skate by with a 1" body lift until i can afford my lift? ill be doing city driving until i buy my lift if that helps at all. thank you for any information!
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yup, 2" lift and 1" body lift and a little trimming of the pinch seam will get you clearing 35's.
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Originally Posted by Wayoflife FAQs
Q: What size lift do I need to get in order to fit 35" Tires?
A: I would recommend a minimum of a 2.5" budget boost but a 3" lift would be a better fit. You can also install a 2" budget boost and 1" body lift to get you there as well.
You sure can...I got this info from the FAQ of the Modified section....
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I've been running my 35s with the Teraflex leveling kit (2" in front, 1" in back) with no issues (I did trim the pinch seams, and my wheels have 3.5" backspace). You can't go offloading that way as you would most definitely tear your fenders off.
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Awesome! I appreciate all the replies. Oh and just another random question, will I have driveshaft issues with the 2.5 rk stock mod and the 1" body lift?
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Pics Please, I like the stosky look and would love to seem 35's with minimal lift
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I have a skyjacker 2" BB with 35's and didn't have to trim anything, everything basically just skates by, my rear tire still has about a half inch before it gets into the fender when it's stuffed. As for my front, I dont have quick discos yet but flexed as far as it will there are no rubbing issues on the front either. Also, I am running 35x12.50x15 discoverer AT's on 15" series 98 procomp steelies with 3.75 BS
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15" rims will fit over the brake calipers?
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Good to know. Thx!



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