cbs_24

Thanks man. Once I pulled the bracket and hammered the bar back and forth a few times it slid right out. Now I need an 1 1/2 in wrench to break the torque on the lock night so I can extend it a little. It's currently installed, just a little short so the axle is still not centered.

Dallas Houston

Does anyone know if i put a 4.5 inch lift with add a leafs can i fit 32x11.50r15 without any cutting or bending my fenders?

It is a rough country lift and i own a 1997 jeep cherokee

DirtyKurty

I have a 3 inch rustys lift and it vibrates bad when driving... Would it be worth the try to take the 1 inch transfer case drop off and see if that helps

NewKindOfClown

That'll probably make it worse. It's likely from your driveshaft angle, and the fix is an SYE and a rear CV driveshaft

DirtyKurty

I guess it is just money haha

SatiricalHen

well it cost money to do things right. Either do it right and don't complain about money or do it wrong and don't complain about ride. I can only imagine how rough it is with stock control arms, and stock trackbar also.

NewKindOfClown

Calm down, brotato.
1) Pretty sure he's interested in the advice.
2) Stock LCAs are fine at 3" below 33s
3) Stock trackbar won't noticeably affect ride quality at that height. (Should be changed, but not for that reason.)

SatiricalHen

he's pmed me like 10 times asking these same questions and still hasn't done anything about it yet.

NewKindOfClown

Poppycock

SatiricalHen

am I supposed to know what that means?

DirtyKurty

Lol I promise I will do it soon and not bother u... I just want to do it right and not mess up because I always mess up and end up wasting money... One last thing and next post on this form will be my jeep with all of the parts... 4 inch of backspacing on the wheels is good for 3 inches right

DirtyKurty

3.75 seems to stick out to far for 3 inch of lift

NewKindOfClown

Lift doesn't affect that. There a relationship between wheel backspacing, wheel width, and tire width. This relationship is relative to your axle width. It affects your stance, stability, and turning radius.

3.5-4" is generally recommended, but may vary if you have specific needs.

SatiricalHen

I don't mind if you ask me questions and such, I just like when people ask questions and use the advice I give instead of asking the same questions over again. I've had 3.5-4" backspacing. Prefer the 4 the best personally. Tucks the 31s right into the fender.

scragg78

You should have plenty of space