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Old 04-09-2012, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by armymedic120
I got a 3" lift and I have 31s. Works well but I rub on the lca's at full turn. Just need some spacers
alright thanks
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Originally Posted by Erkmed XJ
Ughh ill let you know soon first hand. Ive read hundreds of reviews but i just put mine in and waiting for 1 lousy tire to put back on the road. Also you need to cut the pocket of your front leafspring mount/bolt pocket if the welded nut on the inside of your unibody brakes off.

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But whether it breaks or not i can assure you that bolt will give you troubles so be prepared
looks like fun.........haha, im prepared ive already accepted nothing goes smoothly for install
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I have a 93 Cherokee with no lift, suspension is all stock. I found some nice graphite liberty wheels for cheap but they are 17 inches. What size tires can I use that won't rub? So far I've been told 235/65/17 is my only option, just wanted a confirmation. I searched but found nothing about 17 inch rims without a lift. Thanks guys.
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well it looks like the 8" lift is not gonna happen anymore the that was going to do it for me is not interested anymore... wel guess im back to the 3"-4" that I'm gonna do, will i require extended bump stops at that lift? im going to do the lift with rubicon express shocks.

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Originally Posted by RememberTheMallamo
I have a 93 Cherokee with no lift, suspension is all stock. I found some nice graphite liberty wheels for cheap but they are 17 inches. What size tires can I use that won't rub? So far I've been told 235/65/17 is my only option, just wanted a confirmation. I searched but found nothing about 17 inch rims without a lift. Thanks guys.
normal driving should be fine, Ive got 245/75/15 on mine and it catches on the flares... atleast not too bad, it doesn't damage my tires. im not sure if 235/65/17 is going to be bigger?
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Originally Posted by RSAJEEP
well it looks like the 8" lift is not gonna happen anymore the that was going to do it for me is not interested anymore... wel guess im back to the 3"-4" that I'm gonna do, will i require extended bump stops at that lift? im going to do the lift with rubicon express shocks.

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Yes extended bumpstops if you plan on off roading in it and flexing.
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Yes extended bumpstops if you plan on off roading in it and flexing.
Thanks, but how long?
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normal driving should be fine, Ive got 245/75/15 on mine and it catches on the flares... atleast not too bad, it doesn't damage my tires. im not sure if 235/65/17 is going to be bigger?
It will be bigger, look online for a tire comparison chart, the numbers look the same but it's all about the ratio.
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Originally Posted by armymedic120
It will be bigger, look online for a tire comparison chart, the numbers look the same but it's all about the ratio.

Then I wouldn't reccomend without a lift
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Well look at this

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/tirecalc.php

Pretty helpful those tires will work but it looks like you will have issues with it rubbing the flares like the other member
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Here

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/tirecalc.php

It's a helpful tool, looks like you'll be ok but you will have the issues with the flares like the other member
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Sorry for double posting my phone has weak signal and it said it didn't post
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Originally Posted by RSAJEEP
well it looks like the 8" lift is not gonna happen anymore the that was going to do it for me is not interested anymore... wel guess im back to the 3"-4" that I'm gonna do, will i require extended bump stops at that lift? im going to do the lift with rubicon express shocks.

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Bumps tops depend on tire size also.
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Got mine from 4WD online...

Originally Posted by durango4819
where are you guys getting the bilsteins from? im not finding them for XJs just newer trucks and SUVs. I have the 5100s on my truck and love them so i guess i cant go wrong with them on the XJ
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4.5 inch lift with 245/75 r 16

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