AnnDee4444
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I'm pretty sure donks are lifted though...37’s and no lift looks like a donk.
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I'm pretty sure donks are lifted though...37’s and no lift looks like a donk.
i dont get it. If the op likes donks, fine. his jeep his money.If I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all
If I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all
If I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all....
i think so too. Im not entirely sure what black sorcery goes into making a donk. I just think it looks similar to this.I'm pretty sure donks are lifted though...
They look cool. The capability is there jic.Totally off topic here, but I've always wondered this... What is the appeal of buying a JLUR as you have no intentions of doing any hard offroading?
I'm not knocking your decision in anyway just really curious.
37’s and no lift looks like a donk.
If I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all
If I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all
If I can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all....
The point I was trying to make is that mantra's can be useful at times. They can sometimes help me play nice.i dont get it. If the op likes donks, fine. his jeep his money.
Thank you. I just went with the 2" Teraflex spacer lift (as I recall on the 2 door it lifts 2" in the back and 1.5" in front- or something like that). I kept the stock springs and shocks. I drove it quite a while like that- and noticed it didn't track all that well (due to the reduced caster angle the 2" lift causes). I had Teraflex Alpine adjustable LCAs installed a month or so ago, and now it handles much better.@Varilux nice setup. I like the stance. Did you just add stackable spacers to go from 1.5" to 2"? I'm thinking of lifting 2" with either AEV kit or Pro Comp kit.
Will you be running these on the factory wheels? Aftermarket wheels (or spacers) that push the wheels away from the body will help to prevent or minimize rubbing.I have a 2021 Rubicon and just ordered the Dynatrak 2" lift and wanted to run the Wild Peak Falkens in 37"s because you can get them in 12.9 wide vs. the Nitto grapplers that come in 13.43" wide. So do you guys think with only a 2" they'll hit when trying to twist her up in the woods? A little light rub at full flex I might be good with but don't want to tear anything up.