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x2. And its not like the spacer is just going to fall off.. Most times you have to hammer on the coil spacers just to get them off.
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I've been wheeling 20 years I've just been out of it for while. When I was browsing lift kits I forgot that this Jeep already has a 2" budget boost and if I could simply add a standard lift kit to it and have everything I need with the purchased kit since I'm no longer paying guys to fab my stuff custom. I don't need to be told I'm not ready for 35's when I've had an XJ on 36's and a Bronco II on 38's, thanks. I'm not a newb to wheelin'.
I've been wheeling 20 years I've just been out of it for while. When I was browsing lift kits I forgot that this Jeep already has a 2" budget boost and if I could simply add a standard lift kit to it and have everything I need with the purchased kit since I'm no longer paying guys to fab my stuff custom. I don't need to be told I'm not ready for 35's when I've had an XJ on 36's and a Bronco II on 38's, thanks. I'm not a newb to wheelin'.
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I believe that rig has Dana 60's and 39's but I'm not ready for that leap yet. I think I could manage a similar look with minimal lift and 35's and bump stops and trimming.
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You sure can. I'm gonna do 3" with 35s on my Comanche, and I'm in the process of turning my ideas into plans.
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Similar to the question just discussed... I'm going to be running a 2" lift and I have some 32x11.5 mtrs sitting on my good wheels... Am I going to have to trim fenders? And will I be rubbing a lot on full turns? I already have nuts welded to my steering stoppers from my 31's but I was just concerned about the extra width