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Old 28-02-2006
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hey all... new to this forum so be kind
I just want to know what else / if anything I should do to my rig to run 35"" tyres.
It is a 2000 TJ wrangler. At current I have:
3.5" RE kit.
front/rear/lower/upper adjustable arms
2" body lift
hd sye
4.56 gearing
front and rear arb lockers
front and rear adjustable panhard rods
all the other necessary bracketry associated with this lift.
I am currently running 33's and am thinking about going with 35's. What else would i need so I dont break things.
Would I notice a big difference in going to 35's ???
Thanks for the help all...
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looks good......6 - 7 inch wide flares?
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beat me too it... was going to say flares aswell.
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You might also need some longer bumpstop spacers
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my flex at the moment I have just over an inch when I hit bump stop. So it should just scrape in.
By the way I already have the 7" flares... sorry forgot to mention that one.
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also... would fuel economy be worse ??? if so by how much???
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You might also need some longer bumpstop spacers
Assuming the bump stops for the Re3.5" kit were fitted he MIGHT be ok......but expect a bit of rubbing....bumpstoping extra will lose some wheel travel but prevenmt the fendes or tyres been eaten by the other.....But I'd fit & test flex before rushing out to change.....otherwise ya need flares....
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