iggnant-1-XJ

Ok, thank you, She looks sweet, sorry no pics, its dark out.
I will post a pic in the A.M.

Kuro89

What are some alternatives for rusty's leaf spring replacement bushings, rusty's want 60 for the bushings then another $25 for the shipping, so i am looking for some other options

1996XJSport

I have a Stock 92 XJ and it's had a set of 215/75/15 Goodyear Wrangler APs on it since 1996. I checked the tires today and noticed that I have some dry rot so I guess its time to replace. I know that some of the 97+ XJs came stock with 235/75/15s so I was wondering if I could run a set of those. Could I do the 235s without an issue? Could I go any bigger than that even?

Skipper

I am running 235/75/15s with no rubbing at all with a stock suspention. You should be fine and they do fill the wheel wells.

N20jeep

Never heard of 235's offered from the factory.

But yea, 235's shouldn't be a problem.
I ran 30/9.5/15's on my 93 when it was stock. Didn't rub during dd, but did at full stuff

1996XJSport

Yeah after being used to having 31s on my other XJ, I just think the little 215s look stupid on my 92. I definitely am looking to fill the wheel wells a little more. Thanks for the advice

1996XJSport

I probably wont go the 30 route. I use my 92 as my hunting vehicle during deer season. I'll probably run into a situation where i'll have to flex it a little and I don't want to tear a fender off haha

Kuro89

I have always run the 235, only got some rub because my leafs were resting on the bumpstops

1plunk

Can someOne make me a list of every thing I would need to do after I installed my lift, ie brake lines and such, for a zone offroad 3" lift, I have the 8.25 and do a little wheeling, but mostly muddin I have 30s now, what could I fit on there without trimming? (I did do a search but nothing solid came up)

XJmotard

You'll need new shocks and that's it man...u can use the stock lcas and brake lines...I did that setup for a while...and with 3" u can fit 31x10.50's...without trimming...

1996XJSport

Sure i'll make you a list. I'm running the Zone Offroad 3inch with a set of 31s on my 96. I'm running the stock brake lines right now and they will work fine but they do have a little more tension in them. Im going to upgrade mine to steel braided cables when I get the money so I would upgrade them if I were you. You will also need new sway bar end links because odds are you will snap them trying to take them off during lift installation. 31/10.50/15 will be the largest tire you will be able to run without trimming. If you still have the stock wheels, I would recommend either running spacers, or getting a set of wheels with some backspacing because you don't want to rub on anything in full lock. I had to trim the insides of my fender flares with a razorknife because I would rub just by backing down my driveway and I'm running wheels with plenty of backspacing. Good luck man, hope you love your lift!

1996XJSport

The zone kit comes with shocks! Haha

XJmotard

Well then looks like he won't need much of anything huh....

1plunk

Thanks 96xj! Anyone know if I would I need an sye if u went higher?

Skipper

You might need a SYE at about 4 to 4.5" of lift.