2 or 2 1/2 inch lift
It's just as of right now my dads still paying my insurance and he bought me this keep as my first car last year and doesn't want me to make this a bigger or off roader so two is the most he will let me do. When I pay for the insurance I'll put another inch or two on
I was thinking about that but I just don't was my lift making my stock tires looking small when they have another year of tread left I'm going to use them until I can afford 30 or 31s. I can't find any good pictures of a jeep with stock tire on a 3 inch lift
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Year: 1997
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3" looks stock, it won't make your stock tires look small. If you're not gonna go at least 3, don't lift it at all, just get some meatier tires, and take care of worn suspension components. 2 inches just isn't worth changing the geometry of your front end for.
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Most go with 31x10.50x15 on a 15x8 wheen with somewhere between 4.25-3.75 backspacing. I have 33x12.50x15 on mine with 15x8's with 4" backspacing. Trimmed the fenders alot. Check out this thread. Should give you a few hours of pics to look through.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/xj...up-thread-260/
And heres my rig with the 33's.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/xj...up-thread-260/
And heres my rig with the 33's.
Originally Posted by Jbeaujean28
It's just as of right now my dads still paying my insurance and he bought me this keep as my first car last year and doesn't want me to make this a bigger or off roader so two is the most he will let me do. When I pay for the insurance I'll put another inch or two on
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