want to add a inch
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want to add a inch
I have a rubicon 3.5 full lift system i would like to add one inch do i need to add exactly 1 inch front and back are more in front than back it sits good now doesn't need leveling
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You've got to tell us what the tires are hitting before any real recommendations are made. If youre hitting sheetmetal than ya, another inch might do it. But if youre rubbing on suspension components then wheels with less back spacing or some spacers will cure that. You can also adjust the steering stops on your front axle to dial out a little turning. Need more info!
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You've got to tell us what the tires are hitting before any real recommendations are made. If youre hitting sheetmetal than ya, another inch might do it. But if youre rubbing on suspension components then wheels with less back spacing or some spacers will cure that. You can also adjust the steering stops on your front axle to dial out a little turning. Need more info!
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Check my pics.... Easy to trim the fenders and modify the stock flares. I have 33x12.5s on about 5 (sagging down closer to 4.5) and I don't rub anywhere.... And the tires look great stuffed up in those trimmed fenders... An added bonus is when you articulate and turn your tire won't rip the flare off