Suspension and Tires for my 09 Sahara
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I need a little help/advise, and figured this would be the place to come for good feedback. I have a 09 - 2 door Sahara and would like to make it look more aggressive/sweet. I love my Jeep, I bought it new and don't want to beat it to hell. I have read good things about Nth Degree, the premium package runs about $1550.00. I would also like to get 35 inch tires but would like to keep the stock 18 inch rims. My brother in law said he would take care of the install and he has built X's in the past. He currently builds and races mud race trucks. There is a great picture of his rig in April's issue of Four Wheeler on pages 78 and 79. Is it possible to do what I want to do keeping the stock 18 inch rims while not compromising function or is this a bad idea. Helppppppp.
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I need a little help/advise, and figured this would be the place to come for good feedback. I have a 09 - 2 door Sahara and would like to make it look more aggressive/sweet. I love my Jeep, I bought it new and don't want to beat it to hell. I have read good things about Nth Degree, the premium package runs about $1550.00. I would also like to get 35 inch tires but would like to keep the stock 18 inch rims. My brother in law said he would take care of the install and he has built X's in the past. He currently builds and races mud race trucks. There is a great picture of his rig in April's issue of Four Wheeler on pages 78 and 79. Is it possible to do what I want to do keeping the stock 18 inch rims while not compromising function or is this a bad idea. Helppppppp.
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you can keep your stock 18" wheels but you will need to install wheel spacers as the factory back spacing is too great without them and you will have serious rubbing issues. another thing to consider is the fact that tires are harder to find in an 18" wheel size. just something to think about.
With that being said, a 2" budget boost and a little pinch seam adjustment will work with 35s.