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Originally Posted by Volcomroofus
I was looking at these. Maybe ill go with the 32's they are 11.5 wide
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...f7ba4a2be30238
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...f7ba4a2be30238
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Unfortunately I live in Antigua. There's no store even remotely close to what a discount auto parts store would be like. On top of that, 90% of the cars here are japanese. and on top of THAT they charge about 180% duty on automotive stuff. Luckily I live on the base here and can ship stuff from Florida at no cost; so if I can get them to florida for a decent price I'm on it. I'm not too much of a fan of the cragers to be honest, even though they look VERY similar. I'm waiting on a pm back from him to see what the shipping would be. Anyone willing to take a trip out here and carry them on the plane?
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I'm sure this is answered in here, but 157 pages...... :\ So any help is GREATLY appreciated.
I have a 3.5" lift on a 2000 xj sport. I need new tires and I'm looking to pick up some bushwackers cut outs. I've been looking at spacers and for close to the same price I can get new wheels. What type of offset should I be looking for to line up nicely with the bushwackers? Also, I have 31's on right now and there's no rubbing. How much more clearance am I going to get with trimming for the bushwackers? With all the space the cutouts will give me, I don't want the 31's to look too small.
I'm looking at these tires, probably just going with 32's....
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....MTRK&tab=Sizes
How close do you normally want the wheel width to the tire width? could you squeeze a 31x10.5R15 on a 15x8 wheel?
I have a 3.5" lift on a 2000 xj sport. I need new tires and I'm looking to pick up some bushwackers cut outs. I've been looking at spacers and for close to the same price I can get new wheels. What type of offset should I be looking for to line up nicely with the bushwackers? Also, I have 31's on right now and there's no rubbing. How much more clearance am I going to get with trimming for the bushwackers? With all the space the cutouts will give me, I don't want the 31's to look too small.
I'm looking at these tires, probably just going with 32's....
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....MTRK&tab=Sizes
How close do you normally want the wheel width to the tire width? could you squeeze a 31x10.5R15 on a 15x8 wheel?
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Unfortunately I live in Antigua. There's no store even remotely close to what a discount auto parts store would be like. On top of that, 90% of the cars here are japanese. and on top of THAT they charge about 180% duty on automotive stuff. Luckily I live on the base here and can ship stuff from Florida at no cost; so if I can get them to florida for a decent price I'm on it. I'm not too much of a fan of the cragers to be honest, even though they look VERY similar. I'm waiting on a pm back from him to see what the shipping would be. Anyone willing to take a trip out here and carry them on the plane?
BTW do you know a guy named "bubbly" there? he once told me to ask anyone for bubbly and they'll know who you're talking about.
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I've been to antigua and several other caribbean islands many times and I must say I dont get how people down there get what they need sometimes. Must be nice to live in paradise though.
BTW do you know a guy named "bubbly" there? he once told me to ask anyone for bubbly and they'll know who you're talking about.
BTW do you know a guy named "bubbly" there? he once told me to ask anyone for bubbly and they'll know who you're talking about.
@rayray, thanks for the advice but I hate the look of flat flares. I'm going to go with the 15x8 from seriousoffroad, shipping is only 30 bucks. And I'm going to get the 32x11.5
Tires come out to $770 shipped, wheels come out to $230 shipped... So $1000 and I'll have a full set of spares. Under budget and happy. Thanks for everyone's help.
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By the way if anyone here can help me please look at my post oin page 418 of this thread any help will be greatly appreciated
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Originally Posted by 98Classic
By the way if anyone here can help me please look at my post oin page 418 of this thread any help will be greatly appreciated
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Hello i have a 98 xj I am 16 but have heard many mixed reviews about many places and im looking to piece together my own lift it would be very helpful if someone could tell me a list of everything i need including things you realized you needed after putting on the lift so if somebody could provide me with alist of everything and the best places with the best components that would be very helpful
Adjustable trackbar
new lower control arms (adjustable preferred)
new coils (or coils and spacer depending on how tall they are)
new leaf springs, bastard pack, or combination of leaf springs and extended
new longer u-bolts
shackles
longer swaybar links or disconnects
new longer brakelines (front ones you can relocate the mount)
new shocks all 4 corners
slip yoke eliminator kit (SYE)
custom CV driveshaft, or use a stock front shaft in the rear with the SYE
pinion shims for the rear (4*)
extended bumpstops
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honestly though - i'd get a kit.
Rough Country and Iron Rock Offroad and some of the most complete kits out there, and both have fantastic customer service and great products
Rough Country and Iron Rock Offroad and some of the most complete kits out there, and both have fantastic customer service and great products
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Originally Posted by dukie564
honestly though - i'd get a kit.
Rough Country and Iron Rock Offroad and some of the most complete kits out there, and both have fantastic customer service and great products
Rough Country and Iron Rock Offroad and some of the most complete kits out there, and both have fantastic customer service and great products
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Ok thanks but out of those parts what brands would you all reccomend because i know some companies have some areas they excell in and others they dont which is one reason i wanna piece together a lift or if people that have had many brands of lifts and have a good feel for different products which kit is the best quality i have heard RE so many places but i dont wanna spend so much on a lift my biggest worries for companies like RC Rustys are the sagging in the rear plus i have an ARB bull bar front bumper, orfab rear tube bumper, garvin 70x50 rack so sagging is my biggest worry as well as quality and flex
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and also i currently have 31s but in 1.5-2 years will be getting 33s or 35s what gearing will work for now as well as when I get larger tires because i dont wanna regear 2 to 3 times