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Old 01-27-2013, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
I used JK Rubi shocks on a 3.5" lift, and two shocks were maxed out. I think they would be perfect at ~2".
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Ok so gas mileage question... I have KM2's in 33x10.5's now, they weigh basically right at 50 lbs each. The 12.5's are 57.8 lbs and the 35's are 60.1 lbs. What is the biggest factor in the mpg? The weight or diameter?

Feels so much better than my Trxus 33x12.5 that were 68 lbs each lol
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Weight for sure
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Originally Posted by dukie564
Weight for sure
Ok awesome, that's what I thought I just wanted another answer haha
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How much lift would you need to clear 37s without trimming? Not considering it at ALL lol. Just a random thought I had.
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Originally Posted by my89xj
How much lift would you need to clear 37s without trimming? Not considering it at ALL lol. Just a random thought I had.
No lift just shove the tires on.
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Originally Posted by my89xj
How much lift would you need to clear 37s without trimming? Not considering it at ALL lol. Just a random thought I had.
Ask Dennis. He has 37s and bushwhacker pocket flares.
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Originally Posted by bhennessee1
Ask Dennis. He has 37s and bushwhacker pocket flares.
But he's running 60's... Stock, i'd say around 4 or 5's of lift. With full widths you can do a lot more
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94

But he's running 60's... Stock, i'd say around 4 or 5's of lift. With full widths you can do a lot more
Didn't even think about that, are you saying 5 inches to fit 37s?
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Originally Posted by my89xj
How much lift would you need to clear 37s without trimming? Not considering it at ALL lol. Just a random thought I had.
No trimming with stock flares and everything? And be able to turn cleanly without hitting anything? I'd say probably 7-8". But thats with NO trimming or bumpstopping.
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I want 37's.
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Originally Posted by bhennessee1
Didn't even think about that, are you saying 5 inches to fit 37s?
Wait lol he said no trimming, yeah more like 8 or so...
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
I want 37's.
Me too
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
I want 37's.
100 dollar tire man. Plus you get to run hummer wheels!
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Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb

100 dollar tire man. Plus you get to run hummer wheels!
And blow beads err day. Lol


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