is this all i need for a lift??
A better lift kit http://zoneoffroad.com/product?ki=436&gr=-1 and how to tell which axles you have https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/axle-info-148057/
lift why do they say 31 is max i can
fit??
"Quick Specs:
Installation skill level: 3 of 5
Estimated install time: 5 hrs
Max tire size: 31" x 10.50"
Wheel size: 15" x 8"
Back spacing: 3.5"-4" "
Lift manufacturers base their max tire size recommendations on what fits with no trimming and no modification other than the lift kit itself.
Its more of a guideline, not something set in stone. How much trimming and bumpstopping you're willing to do is the only thing limiting what size tire you can run with any lift. A good example of this is my Jeep. According to lift manufacturers, I should have a 6.5" lift to fit my 33's. But with a little trimming and bumpstopping, I have my 33's on a 1.5" lift, and its very capable. Much better than a huge lift on 33's.
Its more of a guideline, not something set in stone. How much trimming and bumpstopping you're willing to do is the only thing limiting what size tire you can run with any lift. A good example of this is my Jeep. According to lift manufacturers, I should have a 6.5" lift to fit my 33's. But with a little trimming and bumpstopping, I have my 33's on a 1.5" lift, and its very capable. Much better than a huge lift on 33's.
Last edited by kirknd4spd; Jul 9, 2013 at 03:28 PM.
Ad a leaf is cheaper then full leaf springs but ad a leaf will ride rougher and sag faster then full leaf springs.And yes lift companies say a max tire size based on stock fenders not cut,So if you cut the fenders or run aftermarket cut out fender flares you can run bigger tires then they say.
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