yellowthndr
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37s with 3.5 teraflex lift or 2.5 teraflex with 37s. i have a daily driver jeep rubicon 2.0. which is better ?
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2 times per week offroading. rest daily driverWhat are you going to do with it? Why do you need the lift? That is where you start when determining mods. Daily driver only? I'd leave it alone. Go to 35s and be satisfied, and save yourself a boatload of money. If you are adding 37s, are you also considering gears? You will hate the Jeep on stock gears with 37s. Making one change generally dominos into multiple changes to get the Jeep "right" again.
do your 37s hit your fenders when offroading? Is there a good flex with 37s ?the bottom two pictures in the link below are my Rubicon with a 2.5” TeraFlex and 37” tires. The only reason I would do a 3.5” lift is if you think you will ever run 38s or 39s in the future. Otherwise keep the center of gravity as low as possible and minimize the impact of your caster and pinion angles.
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/35’s-on-2021-rubicon-questions.110581/post-2296084
No rubbing at full flex. 2.5" TeraFlex lift with 37x12.5x17 BFG KO2 tires, and Teraflex Nomad wheels (4.75" back space, 8.5" wide). "Good" flex for a modified Jeep is between 700 and 800 on the CTI scale. I am in the middle at 750 with this setup.do your 37s hit your fenders when offroading? Is there a good flex with 37s ?
Between 2.5 and 3.5, rub or not has more to do with bumpstops and wheel offset spec. You can have a 2.5" lift without rubbing if the bumstops and wheels are setup properly. And a 3.5" lift rubs without proper setup.do your 37s hit your fenders when offroading? Is there a good flex with 37s ?
may be thats why he is getting the lift, who knowsA lift kit will make it’s harder to get in and out of your Jeep
You might be taller than Six feet but you’re wife isn’t .
An unexpected consequence .

My wife is 5'1" and shrinking and mid 60's and she has no issue getting in the jeep.A lift kit will make it’s harder to get in and out of your Jeep
You might be taller than Six feet but you’re wife isn’t .
An unexpected consequence .
Yes on the wheel offset. A good lift should come with the correct bumpstops to match the new coil spring length. Shortening the bumpstop gap beyond that just to prevent rubbing will shatter your teeth and shake your bolts loose on the bumps.Between 2.5 and 3.5, rub or not has more to do with bumpstops and wheel offset spec. You can have a 2.5" lift without rubbing if the bumstops and wheels are setup properly. And a 3.5" lift rubs without proper setup.