lol sorry i have absolutly no idea how to tell what axles my jeep has ... let me know how and i will be able to tell you

 

sorry man no tow hooks on it from when i bought it

 

the tires are not too bad .. i mean they are pretty much bald but i have taken them mudding about half a dozen times since i bought them and had absolutly no problems ... sorry no pics i dont have a camera ... they are goodyear wrangler at/s and they are 31x10.5x15 ... i could meet you half way that would not be a problem... maybe like in gurnee or something ... i would take 100.00 for the four rims and 31'' tires

 

i believe the starter would fit in a 97 but i will have to check at work tomorrow and i will get back to you .. just so you know this is a brand new starter that has never been installed ... i would take 60.00 for it +shipping

 

i just checked ups website and i estimated the total weight to be around 60lbs ... it says shipping would cost 25.88 shipped ups ground .. so let me know this lift has been on the jeep for no more than 6months and it is in good shape.. i would include the rear leafs and the coil springs ... i have the shocks as well that i would include.. they come with blue boots

 

alright, theres a possibility i might be able to meet you there friday or saturday, but im not sure yet, i gotta make sure i got enough $$$ if i like em. how often did you rotate them and about how many miles are on them and if you had to guess, how many are left? any dry rotting or anything?

 

He ran 33x12.5 on stock rims? Did he use spacers? Not one single person has told me that stock rims would work for that size of tire.

and stock rims are 15x7 (at least on the 1997).

 

yea you would need a little bit wider and different back spacing. besides i might get them wheels haha. for something 12.5 wide you need like at least 8s, maybe 10s, right? something like that.

 

yea, I'm a newb, but I ordered a lift kit and wanted clarification on tire size. So I called Rubicon Express.

A 33'' tire will not work on stock rims due to excessive rubbing. You need extensive backspacing. They recommended new rims with min 3.5-4'' of backspacing. They recommended 15x8 size rims so that the wall of the tire can easily flex over the lip of the rim so they won't smack rocks as easily as a wider rim than 8''.

just tryin' to save someone the headache that I almost got myself into if I hadn't called a reliable source

 

for the rear You can tell by the housing if it is flat at the top and bottom then it is a 8.25 and the D35 is rounded all the way around. And if it were the D35, the fill plug would have the dana logo on it. if it is a 8.25 i will take it. i sent you a pm

 

if you can't figure it out that way, call the dealer with your VIN # and they can tell you from records.

 

yeah ... sorry my pumpkins are both rounded all the way around an no logo that i can see on the plug

 

yeah i believe he had some spacers... i was under the impression that you could mount the tires on stock rims... oh well kind of ruins my plans for some tires i was planning on buying ... either way the 31's do not have any dry rotting but the tread is pretty worn ... should last you through the winter though

 

just to clarify you guys are talking about two different sets of wheels... i have a total of 9 all the same style all with rubber on them... 4 with 31's 4 with regular sizes an one full size spare ... the spare is bran new never been used 235 75 15 (wrangler at/s) the 31's are pretty much bald an the other 4 are kind of mis matched ... 2 relativley new and two that have about 10,000 miles on them

 

how much for the ac compressor and alternator? Also need the pins that keep the front doors from closing when they are open. For some reason both of mine have come up missing