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For my fellow owners of real Jeeps. JLR with 1.5 inch Teraflex spacers and 35x11.5r17s.
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35x11.5 R17's no wheel spacers. Daystar 3/4" coil spacers, and teraflex 1-1/2" bumpstops (cut down to just under 1" because 1-1/2" was too long) It just kisses the rear fender liner at full stuff when disconnected. Phase two will probably come eventually, but this setup is working great for now.
Off to Killington jamboree this week to prove it haha.
Off to Killington jamboree this week to prove it haha.
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35x12.50x17, no lift, soft top
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35” toyo mt’s. 35x12.5-17”. Not 315’s.
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Nice! No issues with the tires getting into the fenders or front sway bars links or control arms at full lock?35” toyo mt’s. 35x12.5-17”. Not 315’s.
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i had it on an easy trail last weekend, going to try a good mountain trail and see how she clears. So far, even ramping it showed no issues
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Pretty successful run, all in all! Little bit of rub, but overall, nothing I’m worried about!
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35s on 17x8.5x0 stock height
no rubbing at full turn or off-road, but I probably haven’t hit full flex yet (I mostly overland)
no rubbing at full turn or off-road, but I probably haven’t hit full flex yet (I mostly overland)
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Just got 35's put on my new jl, decided to keep the black steelies for now, I don't mind the look with the sage green
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35s and no lift looks nice. Looking at the pictures submitted here, something I already knew became even more obvious.
Lookwise, everything is relative to a certain degree. A lifted Jeep with bigger tires, gives the same visual effect than a non-lifted one on stock tires.
Lookwise, everything is relative to a certain degree. A lifted Jeep with bigger tires, gives the same visual effect than a non-lifted one on stock tires.
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