So I have some 33s I want to put on my xj and I'm just going to trim my fenders up for them to run it stock suspension for until I get my lift in it but what lift should I run to keep from rubbing my body? I don't want to go 4" unless I make it out of a bastard pack and new coils but 2-3" is prefered, just want some ideas, how much lift should I get/can i get before I start getting problems? Like, for a dd and a mud digger

 

Oh yeah, 250$ budget

 

you can run about any size tire on any lift. the keys are to trim and bumpstop

 

You can run 33's stock if you trim enough and bumpstop !
for your budget you could do a 2" puck in the front Rear Shackles, bump stops


I run a 3.5" Rubicon Express lift with 33's




Here is a good thread that will help you there is tons of great info in it !

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/lo...24-12-a-32980/

 

If its just a dd and a digger you don't need flex. I had a 2wd with a 2 in coil spacer and 40 dallor shackles that lifted the rear end 2 in I stuffed some 20s on 32s on it rubbed a lil but I also had a 01 classic with extra trim down there. And i lifted it for about 100-120 bucks road good, everything. With a lil trimming you could easily fit some 32s are 33s witch will help lift in just in itself. . I cut and folded my fenders. They look good to me lol

 

Sorry about the third pic lol it poped it in there by itself

 

This is my old 01 classic with the 2 in coil spacers and 2 in shackles on 20s with 33 in stock toyota tacoma street tires. I got free from my friend that worked for toyota

 

My 4wd doner jeep had the same set up 2 in coil spacer but 2 in blocks " poo poo" in the rear with 33 buckshots on it, I don't have a pic after I bought it cause it wasn't long before it was nothing but I got the pic from the add I got it from



They showed some wear a lil from rubbing but you'll be good with 32s are trimming with 2 in lift for 33s are 33s with no trim and 3 in lift

 

Sweet! Seems like 2" spacers and shackles it is! I'll buy that tomorrow

 

Also check the back spacings of your rims it may cause rubbing on control arms and stuff if you don't have the proper back spaceings on your rims