FriscoSteve

I went to a local shop today that installs a lot of lifts. I wanted a l
ift kit to go with a new set of 35's I will be installing. They said all I need is a leveling kit and I'll be fine. Really?

I don't think a two inch or so leveling kit is equivalent to a 2.5" lift. Thoughts?

I do offroad and climb but nothing considered extreme. I just want to be able to adequately clear the new 35's.

Vincent

You can do a leveling kit & 35's if you are willing to do a little choppin' on the pinch seem & depending if you're getting new wheels make sure you have enough backspace. If keeping the OEM wheels get a set of 1.5" wheel spacers...also good to note, if you haven't already mutilated the air dam underneath you will need to remove or modify it as well or the 35's will shred it. Also wouldn't hurt to chop the stock front bumper for increased articulation if you're playin' in the rocks.

greenenvey

I installed the leveling kit and a1.25 " body lift and it's perfect for 35,s. I have 34" tires but if it wasn't for my heavy front winch bumper it would be more than enough for 35's

RedJK2

With stock wheels you will need wheel spacers. You will also need to cut the pinch seams (as mentioned above), as well as chop your fenders.

Since you have a Rubicon, the rock rails will need to be chopped in the rear.

FriscoSteve

Sounds like I will be better off getting a 2.5" lift with new shocks and springs. Might as well just do it right the first time!

Crawdadjr

Teraflex Performance leveling kit< poison spyder crusher flares and 35s.

f2fast4u

Spacers or offset rims and then add some flat fenders - good to go.

jesse0376

Just buy a tf 2.5" coil lift and be done with it

FriscoSteve

Yep, sounds like the way to go. Recommend the kit with new shocks and new coils?

I will be adding KM2's and new 17" wheels as well.