Nee from AZ
11-09-2011, 04:46 PM
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Nee from AZ
Hi,
Im new to this forum. I have a 96 XJ, its my first Jeep and I couldnt be happier. Its stock height with 33" km2s, but will soon be lifted 6.5", has an Aussie locker in front and soon to be rear, has a custom front stinger with kc's, rear tire carrier and ofcourse 4x4.
Im into wheelin and all that fun stuff and I love to meet new people so hopefully i'll meet some new, fellow XJ owners
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Amber
*new, not nee*
Im new to this forum. I have a 96 XJ, its my first Jeep and I couldnt be happier. Its stock height with 33" km2s, but will soon be lifted 6.5", has an Aussie locker in front and soon to be rear, has a custom front stinger with kc's, rear tire carrier and ofcourse 4x4.
Im into wheelin and all that fun stuff and I love to meet new people so hopefully i'll meet some new, fellow XJ owners
.Amber
*new, not nee*
11-09-2011, 05:01 PM
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Hi amber! Sounds like you got a sweet xj, awesome that your running 33s with no lift.
Anyways, welcome to the forum from Texas. P.s. "new" is overrated, "nee" is much more original.
Anyways, welcome to the forum from Texas. P.s. "new" is overrated, "nee" is much more original.
11-09-2011, 05:04 PM
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Ha, well thats good to know! Ill start using "nee" from now on
It does pretty well with no lift and 33"s, had to trim though, it still rubs on the rear but the lift should help
It does pretty well with no lift and 33"s, had to trim though, it still rubs on the rear but the lift should help
11-09-2011, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by KeeGirl96
Hi,
Im new to this forum. I have a 96 XJ, its my first Jeep and I couldnt be happier. Its stock height with 33" km2s, but will soon be lifted 6.5", has an Aussie locker in front and soon to be rear, has a custom front stinger with kc's, rear tire carrier and ofcourse 4x4.
Im into wheelin and all that fun stuff and I love to meet new people so hopefully i'll meet some new, fellow XJ owners.
Amber
*new, not nee*
Im new to this forum. I have a 96 XJ, its my first Jeep and I couldnt be happier. Its stock height with 33" km2s, but will soon be lifted 6.5", has an Aussie locker in front and soon to be rear, has a custom front stinger with kc's, rear tire carrier and ofcourse 4x4.
Im into wheelin and all that fun stuff and I love to meet new people so hopefully i'll meet some new, fellow XJ owners
.Amber
*new, not nee*
11-09-2011, 05:07 PM
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Sounds like its doing pretty good to me, i'm running a 4.5", 31s, and trimmed the front fenders and still rub.
Do you plan on sticking with 33s after the lift?
Do you plan on sticking with 33s after the lift?
11-09-2011, 05:09 PM
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No rubbing unless I take it offroad.
Yes I plan on keeping my 33s after I get my lift, 6.5" shouldnt rub the rear tires.
Yes I plan on keeping my 33s after I get my lift, 6.5" shouldnt rub the rear tires.
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11-09-2011, 05:18 PM
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I'll say, you'll definitely have plenty of clearance then.
