MarcusJohns

Ok, well its simple, im trying to clear 35's on my jeep with coil spacers (stacked) and blocks in the rear. BTW i dont give a duece, as long as it runs without blowing up.. im good, so i dont want to hear any softies saying "your crazy". A few things Things: Will this work to clear 35's? how many should/could i do to stack to fit the tires....i can cut my fendersalso, i dont care.. and what do i need to do after i install the spacers and blocks, as far as installing longer brake lines, TC, drop, ect. seeing that my xj is stock besides the coils, lower control arms, add a leaf, and one block underneath. i have a 4 inch skyjacker lift on 31's now.. i dont know how to post a picture so just look at my pictures and youll see a picture of the coil spacers.. the are 3" each.

Tim W

sounds like an awesome scary death trap

mcguyver_xj

if you dont care if we think your crazy than why do you want our proven knowledge on other stuff you need to clear 35's...honestly you need a lifted jeep like i need a hole in my head...and this doesn't belong in this section and posting in every section we got aint necessarily going to get you an answer

TheCK4x4

Lol /^\ And if you have a 4 inch skyjacker lift why would u add spacers or blocks. 4 inch is enough to clear 35s with some cutting

JakeWI

moved thread and cleaned up a bit. watch the comments guys.

LongArmXJ

if you have a 4 now add 2 more inches and cut the hell out of the fenders. you should get rid of the add a leaf and stack blocks to total 6 inch lift. three two inch blocks stacked would be real nice in there. as for the front put stock springs back in and go to a junk yard and get as many of the spring isolators as possible then stack them up. you shouldnt have to adjust the steering/toe cause you are using stock parts to lift it. to clear them the best you should put the 35s on stock wheels.

DaveVmax

this thread is dumb

Electric's XJ

^agreed dave, but it is funny. it has potential. I already had one post deleted cause I called it what it is, that and my "love" of florida.

TheCK4x4

Hahahaha man that's good

DirtRoadXJ

oh hes from Florida. well that explains alot. and longarms words of wisdom should be eatin with a silver spoon. lol. a point on the 35s with stock wheels. wont he need at least two spacers in there? lol

LongArmXJ

Nah.. 35s wont rub on stock wheel back spacing lol. but to be a complete package and to go along with the lift real well then i suggest getting four 3 inch wheel spacers!

jmm0122

Remove the front fenders all together and most of the rear. Then throw on 35's and whatever you didn't cut will get "rubbed" off by the tires. Ohh make sure you run Goodyear Kevlars as the Kevlar will keep the tire from being cut by the hacked up rear fenders.

The above statement about the Kevlar tires is a joke and should not be taken seriously by anyone. The key is trimming, and bumpstops. Here is 4" and 37's:

TheCK4x4

No he will need 8 , 2.5 inch wheel spacers to put on top of eachother

DaveVmax

if you need blocks i got a pile of them for sale.

4 - 1" blocks
6 - 2" blocks.

hell thats your lift right there^

xjsnake

Seriously, please reconsider the safety factor of what you are proposing...