height of your lifted JKs?
06-24-2012, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by jrod250
I have 4 1/2 in AEV with 35s. It fits in my garage fine, but if I have the sunrider folded back it won't even come close to clearing my garage
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06-24-2012, 08:57 PM
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My question exactly NevilleBartos (just about to post), and I'm not trying to hijack your thread
Is there some equation to figure out lift+tires(and wheels) for clearance? I'm in the same situation with my home garage and I park in a garage at work with a 6'3" clearance. I could find another garage, but I just need to know how tall.
Thanks.
Is there some equation to figure out lift+tires(and wheels) for clearance? I'm in the same situation with my home garage and I park in a garage at work with a 6'3" clearance. I could find another garage, but I just need to know how tall.
Thanks.
06-25-2012, 08:01 AM
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Total lift plus half of an increase in tire size will get you a ballpark figure. But it's only close. Tire pressure will make a difference in height, so will additional weight on the Jeep. Larger spare tire, bumpers, winch, ect.
For the record. I have a 6'' lift and 39.5" tires, Fabfour bumpers and a winch, no spare right now. 82" to the top of the highest point of the soft top.
Kevin
For the record. I have a 6'' lift and 39.5" tires, Fabfour bumpers and a winch, no spare right now. 82" to the top of the highest point of the soft top.
Kevin