Lift sizes
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If you haven't already read it, https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...-lifts-288269/ is a good place to find some solid info on lifts and what will accommodate X size tires. Search around a bit on the forum - the Show and Tell thread will have lots and lots of pics to serve as inspiration.
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What would change with the drag link flipped? I don't know if this helps/matters but I have the Dynatrac axles and I know they reposition the geometry a bit, but if anything my Jeep handles better now than factory.
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It's going to be a DD but it's going to some pretty rough terrain. There are tons of place to go off roading around me. I want to be able to clear most terrain.
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with 37's and a 3" lift you'd be able to go most places, your Jeep would probably be equipped to go more places than your off-road skills might be ready for!
I know that is the case with my jk.
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Just an opinion, it seems that your test drive in a 3" lifted jeep has made you set on a minimum 3" lift with bigger than 35" tires. Know going into your build that the higher and bigger you go, more has to be spent. Keep in mind you will lose mpg once the first mod is installed.
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