hey i also have a question, i have a 95 xj and i am wondering would it hurt to run 33's on the front axle and 35's on the back axle . ?

 

Ummm.... Yes and no. If you never put it in 4x4 your fine. But if put in 4wd stuff will fall out of your t-case.
Plus you will look goofy as hell going down the road. Lol

 

well it would only be temporary till i found some more 33's to put on the back, but i dont want to mess up the transfer case if i needed to put in 4x4 ,but i need some tires on the front haha their bald .

 

It will get you by. Just no wheelin trips.

 

ok thanks for the help man.

 

ohh and i dont know y but when im going down the road my jeep wants to shake kinda bad and makes sort of a knocking sound like a ball joint is worn out or somethin you think . it might need re-alignment idk if that would cause it though? and to add to that i got to get a rotor turned in the front dont know if that might have somethin to do with it as well or not.

 

Give the front a good shake down. Jack it up and grab the tire at 12&6 and shake. Then 3&9 and shake. That will show you loose parts.

 

ok ill try that ,but do you think re-aligning the front end would solve anything or no?

 

Should help since your tires are bald lol. There bald for a reason.

 

And your welcome!! Now it's bed time. Have a good one.

 

haha yea that was sorta a stupid question . and thanks for the tips hopefully they will help . ttyl maybe

 

You will end up talking to me later. I'm always around lol! Good luck!

 

haha ok thanks man. and ill need it

 

id stay with 33 if u do any wheelin bc when u flex u well rub more often...im running a 4.5 and 33x12.50 with 4.56 gears on15x8's and i love the setup but i do rub alot and iv cut the fenders alot so im going to stick with 33's.

 

That's what bump stops are for