Stock to 37s
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Axle Shafts
Prorock 44 / Rubicon owners...if I go the route of the prorock 44, that means I wouldn't need c gussets or sleeves right? I would still need the chromoly axle shafts though right?
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If you're putting 37's on your rig, I would recommend going with a 4 inch lift or larger. I have a 4 inch lift and I still occasionally rub when I am at full flex, so I'm not sure that 2.5 or 3 will cut it. If you're just going to asphalt drive, then I believe 2.5 will clear 37's.
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installation
looks like a good list, if youre anything like me youll want to install your new goodies when you get them. i would look at what order you can install all of your wheeling components. the first thing im getting is driveshafts, tom goodys. make sure you look at the lifts you get some require certain backspacing so as not to rub when turning. most ive seen are 4.5 backspacing or less. stock ive read is 5" on the moab 17s. as i also want to go from stock to 37s on my 2dr rubicon i have researched my brain to mush finding out the best possible way to go about it. yet everything i read i always learn something new. ive decided to go with the teraflex full 8 short arm 4" kit. which will apparently give me closer to 6" of lift. i dont know what your budget is like and im not telling you what to get but id definitely take a look at what you get and what order.
happy wheelin
happy wheelin