Best and cheep way to go is...
Go to the jy and grab a set of stock xj springs, take the pack apart, take the main leaf, cut the ends off of it and add it to yours and if you want more add the second leaf as well

 

Either get new 3in leaf springs or do what jeepsurfer said. Search for bastard pack lots of info and how to's

 

hi, im looking into getting a new set of front mud tires. things im looking for: 33x10.5x15, good in mud, hopefully alright in snow and no more than $190 a tire. i was looking at bfg km2s and seen a couple bad reviews. looking for opinions on this tire or maybe others like it that you have personally run. thanks

 

Good year dura tracks

 

X2. Unstoppable in snow. I can't vouch for their mud properties, though. No personal experience.

 

Anybody run Cooper Discovery STT's? Debating them for my next set and was wondering what y'all think of em.

 

I have a rc 3" lift currently, I've aquired some re 3.5 springs. Should I get .50" coil spacers or .75" spacers to level it out? I plan to put the jcr basic bumper on the front at some point.

 

You'll prob need more than .5, run it and messure.

 

Do those come in a 10.5? I can only seem to find 12.5

 

For 33's its only 12-5 but you get 31's if you need the thinner tire for any reason..

 

Was hoping to run10.5s and a 1.5 inch spacer to gain clearance in my wheel well. And i would consider 31s but i still have 3 good 33s

 

I see, I run Mt baja atz's with side biters, great off road, and on highway, and they look great, but I've lost the rear end in the rain before

Also wheel spacers + offroading = problems...

 

I can.............I recently had mine in mud and they have excellent grip. They are a tad louder than I like on-road but, well worth it.

 

Thank you sir

 

How bout a rustys 6.5 inch lift? Any bad reviews or is it good???