Hey I got a 2" lift kit spacers in the front and blocks in the rear, I want to go with bigger tires Im guessing 30s is the biggest... how about 1.5 wheel spacers? ... what I'm asking is what tire size depth and width do I look for? 30 75 15?

 

30x9.50x15 is what is generally run on a budget boost. Sometimes 31's... I would sell the blocks and get shackles though. Just a word of advice.

 

I was thinking that how much of a pain is it to put on?

 

its not bad. just rent a spring compressor

 

Not bad unless your bolts are rusted and seized up. This should help with what tire size. You will probably need spacers but good spacers are not much cheaper than a set of wheels.




You said shackles.

 

to put on the coil spacer, not the shackle

 

I took it as he already had the coil spacers and blocks installed and was asking how hard it would be to install shackles.

 

OHHHH yeah you're right. My bad. I thought he was talking about installing it lol

 

It can be done without a coil spring compressor if you disconnect the track bar. Just gotta pry the spring on there a bit. Not bad. Yes ditch the blocks and get shackles.

If you get some lowering shackles for a 2000 chevy truck from a local parts store and cut the mounting eyes down to fit they are good for 2-2.25" of lift. They are greaseable too. Like 45 bucks.

 

I have 2" spacers in the front and. Blocks in the rear..its 53 dollara for rear shackles. . And 83 for 3" budget boost kit.. I think I will do that seeing that its only 30 more.. you know

 

Better off, I would get the 3" front spacers made out of Delrin. They are 50 shipped on feebay. Last I bought shackles like the ones I was talking about I gave like 40-45 for them.

 

Then find you some JK shocks. They are much better than most lift shocks. Great plush ride.

 

Will the jk shocks fit fine? And the chevy lowering shackles will lift it?

 

The chevy shackles are lift for XJ's and yes just gotta mod the eye down to fit. There's a thread on here with pics somewhere. JK shocks will work on an XJ up to 4 or 4.5" of lift. I currently have the Rubicon JK shocks on 3.5" and love them.

 

I think 235/75 r15 is pretty decent size for 2". Maybe you can install some biger tires, but it looks pretty good and healthy with 235s.