New 31's
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
New 31's
Have installed a Skyjacker 2" lift on my Cherokee. Time for new tires. Are there any problems with 31's and a 2" lift?
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Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I've got 31 10.50s and about a 2" lift and they rub.
Look at my photos on my profile and you'll see how much clearance I have. Shackle extensions with squatty leaves in back, 2" pucks in front. Tires are GY Wrongler RT/S on 15" wheels.
Look at my photos on my profile and you'll see how much clearance I have. Shackle extensions with squatty leaves in back, 2" pucks in front. Tires are GY Wrongler RT/S on 15" wheels.
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Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
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I got home late last night and swung the jeep off the driveway to point the headlights on the chicken coop in order to close the coop door without tripping over something. Had four people in the car and, when backing out off the mildly rough terrain next to the fence, it rubbed in front and back.
This wasn't four-wheelin' territory...just rough scrabble next to my paddock where the coop is located. I was disappointed to rub like that.
I'm going for an AAL using some old XJ springs and I'll probably trim the front wheel wells a wee bit. But I think the real cure is a OMEmu 3" lift.
This wasn't four-wheelin' territory...just rough scrabble next to my paddock where the coop is located. I was disappointed to rub like that.
I'm going for an AAL using some old XJ springs and I'll probably trim the front wheel wells a wee bit. But I think the real cure is a OMEmu 3" lift.