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Good morning all,
I currently have a 2018 JLUR. I am wanting to put a lift on, and 37's. Currently I am tossing around the idea of either the Mopar lift, or Metalcloak 2.5. My parking garage at work is 6'6"...would I fit with either of these lifts with 37s? What about Metalcloak 3.5
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Probably not.

Measure the height of your jeep.
Add 3-5 inches for the lift
Add 2 inches for additional tire height
 

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Do you have outdoor parking options? Just build it how you want and then see if it fits. If not you still have an awesome Jeep.
 
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Do you have outdoor parking options? Just build it how you want and then see if it fits. If not you still have an awesome Jeep.
I do, unfortunatly it's half a mile from my office building. Originally I was planning on Mopar lift and 35s, but have seen a couple pictures that make this look "odd" (huge gap between tire and fenders). The odd thing is, I see a new Ford Raptor in our parking garage and it appears specs on websites state it is 78.5".
 

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Good morning all,
I currently have a 2018 JLUR. I am wanting to put a lift on, and 37's. Currently I am tossing around the idea of either the Mopar lift, or Metalcloak 2.5. My parking garage at work is 6'6"...would I fit with either of these lifts with 37s? What about Metalcloak 3.5
Doubtful. I have 2.5” lift and 37” STT’s my parking garage is 7’ and it worry’s me every time I am in it. It isn’t just the height, but if you are on an incline or decline the center height will change and could hang you.
 

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I’d do
Thanks everyone...I am wondering if I should do Mopar lift and 35's to be safe.
35’s alone to be safe. From there you can gauge a lift better.
 
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Of course I go out to the parking garage...and realize I have a full 8.5" between the top of my roof, and the steel beam above it in the garage.
 

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Thank you! I just found a parking garage nearby that is 6'10"....but think I may have to play it safe with just the 35s.
If indoor parking garage access is going to be a continuing need (and it sounds like it is) understand that 6'10" is a VERY high clearance for an indoor garage. I live in downtown Chicago and have made a habit of checking garage clearance signs as I drive around, wondering the same as you that if I lifted a Jeep would it still clear places I need to park. The building I live in posts 6'5" and I've found that most places downtown have similar clearances give or take (and more often TAKE) a couple of inches. Admittedly there are way more indoor garages in downtown Chicago than I've personally checked out, and a number of them aren't open to the public, but the highest I've seen so far was 6'7". Good luck to you!
 

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Yeah I've been wondering what height you'll be at with 35's and the mopar 2.

+2" for the tires and + 3" for the lift (everyone says the mopar 2" is closer to 3"). looks like you'll be at 6'5"

Did you get it done? Do we have a definitive measurement? I'm going to get this exact lift and tires and need to know. LA has a bunch of shitty garages too.
 
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Yeah I've been wondering what height you'll be at with 35's and the mopar 2.

+2" for the tires and + 3" for the lift (everyone says the mopar 2" is closer to 3"). looks like you'll be at 6'5"

Did you get it done? Do we have a definitive measurement? I'm going to get this exact lift and tires and need to know. LA has a bunch of shitty garages too.
I have not got it done yet. What really makes me wonder about the current parking garage is...I see a new raptor parked in here with me. Looking online it states they are 78.5" tall. If a stock Rubicon is 72"....add 3" for lift....add 2" for bump from 33 - 37 tires...total is 77", a full 1.5" lower than Raptor.

I am wondering if perhaps the lower few levels have a higher clearance than higher levels.
 

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Remember 33s to 35s is generally only 1 inch in ride height difference.1in on bottom of tire 1 on top-which doesn’t count to ride height.
Of course tire types can make a difference as some are true marked sizes and some aren’t.
 
 



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