secondchance1010

okay so i got my first jeep today its a 94 grand cherokee 4.0 has a tough country 4 inch with 2 inch spacers " not the long arm kit" has diff protectors different rear axles and it currently sits on 32's
my rear tires seem awfully close to the front of the rear wheelwell what should i do so i can fit 34's under it?

taythegibs

my first thought is to trim second is adjustable control arms or long arms(assuming you have fixed arms, they were made for 4 in of lift not 6). without seeing better pics i cant say much though. also any reason for 34's? why not 33's?

secondchance1010

34s is what i have been wanting to run why run 33s if i can run 34's i dont want to spend 700 dollars on wheels and say i should of got an inch bigger .
no what i mean?

ckysodkorn_xj

then why not 35's they are a more common size and you will find they are cheaper.

newtownhood

yeah, go for 35's...and dye your beard green to match the jeep!

secondchance1010

i am green and ready for you

fantic238

Cool, a ZJ with big wheels..lol

taythegibs

what else does it have done to it besides the lift? (brake lines, sye, etc....)
and do you have fixed arms in the rear?

32's arent much bigger than what ive got.

newtownhood

bump for working dash lights

secondchance1010

owe it all to you pal

drakan1908

The tires might sit close to the front of the rear wheel wells but as you go over bumps they swing back. You can use adjustable control arms to move them back but if you move them back to much they will hit on the rear. Plus when you move them back you need to watch the slip joint on the driveshaft (shouldn't really be problem but is something to keep an eye on). I think if you are gonna wheel with anything over 33 you pretty much will need to trim. With 6 inches of lift the control arms must be at horrible angles and ride must be terrible.

newtownhood

7 inch lift and 40z yo!