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what lift with stock rubi tires?

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Old 07-16-2011, 03:32 PM
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I know a number of people who are running 33s all the way up to 37s on stock Rubi wheels. Max width you should run is limited to 12.5s. Nobody has had issues yet, but anything over 35s will require c-gussets, wheel spacers, flat fenders (or trimming) and a min 4" lift.
Old 07-16-2011, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by TheDirtman
I would say leave it stock unless you need the room for bigger tires.
Yeah, but i'd like to level it out at least.
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Im getting ready to do the same thing with Rough Country. Would it be better to get the extension and use the rubicon shocks?

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Originally Posted by gunnerdog
Im getting ready to do the same thing with Rough Country. Would it be better to get the extension and use the rubicon shocks?
I have heard of people using Rubi shocks w/2" leveling kits, but anything more and you risk bottoming out the shock.
Old 07-16-2011, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by eastcoasting32

Yeah, but i'd like to level it out at least.
Check your coils (last 2 numbers on tag). If you bump up the stock coils, it will level out your jeep. I went from 17/58 to 18/59 and it leveled out my jeep and gave me about 1 1/2" of lift. It cost me $50....
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Originally Posted by eastcoasting32
That's the look I'm going for, now I just have to decide on which 2.5".
So I had installed the XHD bumper with a which and the front sagged 1".. it really rode rough off road hitting the stops alot... I asked Dave at Northridge4x4 what he suggested... with all the weight and that... he told me to do the TF 2.5 coil/shock 4DR kit and it gave me the 1" back plus 3" in the front... solid 2 1/2" in the back and underneath at the skid plate... I did tear the boot on the FDS and decided to replace it also... (I have an Auto, this doesn't happen with the 6spd)
the ride is GREAT!
also I read that NorthRidge4x4 has TaraFLex products on sale..

also, if yours is a 2011 you will need to either bend your front brake lines or extend them.. we carefully bent them and this is a PIC a Full Flex
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Originally Posted by JK-jeepit

So I had installed the XHD bumper with a which and the front sagged 1".. it really rode rough off road hitting the stops alot... I asked Dave at Northridge4x4 what he suggested... with all the weight and that... he told me to do the TF 2.5 coil/shock 4DR kit and it gave me the 1" back plus 3" in the front... solid 2 1/2" in the back and underneath at the skid plate... I did tear the boot on the FDS and decided to replace it also... (I have an Auto, this doesn't happen with the 6spd)
the ride is GREAT!
also I read that NorthRidge4x4 has TaraFLex products on sale..

also, if yours is a 2011 you will need to either bend your front brake lines or extend them.. we carefully bent them and this is a PIC a Full Flex
How are those teraflex shocks?
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TeraFlex shocks are good.. I don't have alot of non-stock to compare them to.. you could probably upgrade from them... maybe Bilsteins...
I am happy with the over all Lift I did.
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anyone have some pics of lifted jk on stock rubi tires?
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