dentguy82

JK newbie needing experienced advice before my lift purchase. What do you guys think about doing a 4" teraflex LA and 2.5" BB, 39.5" IROKs and 20's will this work? Any input will be appreciated.

nthinuf

What is the actual height on those tires?

Depending on model and weight, you're in the 5-6" range with those coils. Think I'd chop the flares or go to flats, add some bumpstop - and skip the spacers...

jmoschgat

yeah, i agree with ^^. I would go with one of the many 6" lifts available.. and chop your flares or add a set of flats. Also try to find a set of 20s with the right offset to get your near 4.5" of BS. Post pics if you decide to do this!

JKCliff

You're going to need to cut the fenders or go flat, for sure... a body lift would help you too. You will also need to increase the rear wheel clearance on the front edge. You'll need to move the leading edge about 1-1.5" towards the front of the Jeep... Let's see some pictures....

dentguy82

yeah I think your right, I should just go with a 6". I thought teraflex has/had one of their jeeps or a customers rig with 6" and 39's or 40's didnt they? As for mine its a simple 4dr. x, thanks again for the input ill post pics as we progress.

JPop

I would spend some time reading over planman's 40" LCG lift so you have a grasp on what can be accomplished without 6" of lift.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...mp-flat-flares

dentguy82

so then im not gettin' it, again im new to this, what is the difference in doing a 4" teraflex LA for example and a 2.5" BB to get roughly 6.5" or just doing their 6" LA kit besides to $$$jack?

superstroked

I know a someone that has a teraflex 4" and is running 40" KM2's easily with stock fenders it's all in the bumbstopping

JKCliff

Keep the center of gravity in mind. The less you raise your vehicle the more stable it will be and the easier it is to step into....

dentguy82

Do you have any pics you can post of it?