McBeeve
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- First Name
- Brent
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- Feb 21, 2018
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- 2018 JL 2-door Rubicon
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- Facilities Administrator
Although I'd hardly characterize 35's and stock height as "looking small", I personally think that adding the Mopar 2" lift will leave you wanting more. Correct me if I'm wrong, but a lot of folks have reported the Mopar lift being closer to a 3" gain.I'm contemplating the 35s vs 37s too, as I wait for the 2-door Mopar 2" lift. Sometimes, I think: Yeah, 35s occasionally look small with a 2" lift....only because I'm viewing pics of 37s on this Jeep loving forum. And, I think 35s and a 2" lift will look totally bad ass out in the real world.... Plus I every time a friend gets to my Rubicon 33s they comment on how big the tires are. Geez, 33s used to be the awesome standard of TJs lol
I also should add that running a 35 has resulted in what I consider to be a noticeable drop in highway performance. For me....re-gearing will be an absolute must if I ever go larger, and my current combo isn't even close to the heaviest out there. Regardless of what several folks on here have said, I find city travel to be okay, but out on the highway my truck is constantly wanting to downshift.
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