how much lift to clear 33x9.5 without trimming
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From: Shanksville pa
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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I finally got my first XJ and want to put a lift on it so I can use a set of BFG AT 33x9.5r15 tires I have sitting around. Since this is my first Jeep I have no Idea what mods I will have to do to make this happen. I have lifted several trucks over the years but never a Jeep. What is a good brand of lift to get and how much will I need for the tires to clear. I am not going to be doing any serious offroading with this jeep it is my daily driver so I do need to keep it functional. My main reason for lifting it is so I have more clearance when winter rolls around and when I am driving on old logging roads that are washed out.
I finally got my first XJ and want to put a lift on it so I can use a set of BFG AT 33x9.5r15 tires I have sitting around. Since this is my first Jeep I have no Idea what mods I will have to do to make this happen. I have lifted several trucks over the years but never a Jeep. What is a good brand of lift to get and how much will I need for the tires to clear. I am not going to be doing any serious offroading with this jeep it is my daily driver so I do need to keep it functional. My main reason for lifting it is so I have more clearance when winter rolls around and when I am driving on old logging roads that are washed out.
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From: New Jersey (Milltown, Lavallette, and Wayne)
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
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I finally got my first XJ and want to put a lift on it so I can use a set of BFG AT 33x9.5r15 tires I have sitting around. Since this is my first Jeep I have no Idea what mods I will have to do to make this happen. I have lifted several trucks over the years but never a Jeep. What is a good brand of lift to get and how much will I need for the tires to clear. I am not going to be doing any serious offroading with this jeep it is my daily driver so I do need to keep it functional. My main reason for lifting it is so I have more clearance when winter rolls around and when I am driving on old logging roads that are washed out.
I finally got my first XJ and want to put a lift on it so I can use a set of BFG AT 33x9.5r15 tires I have sitting around. Since this is my first Jeep I have no Idea what mods I will have to do to make this happen. I have lifted several trucks over the years but never a Jeep. What is a good brand of lift to get and how much will I need for the tires to clear. I am not going to be doing any serious offroading with this jeep it is my daily driver so I do need to keep it functional. My main reason for lifting it is so I have more clearance when winter rolls around and when I am driving on old logging roads that are washed out.
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From: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Year: 2000
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You can fit 33"s with a 4.5 or 5" lift. Ïf you dont ever plan on really flexing the thing than you wont have to worry about it. Especially because you have pretty skinny tires. But if you were gonna flex it out and offroad it then you better go with a 6" lift. If you got the money make sure you go with a full leaf spring not a add a leaf. Also if you want the stock riding feel, go with a long arm kit!
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