will 33's fit my stock jeep rubicon

camnuts21 · 11-02-2009, 09:39 PM

i have a 2004 rubicon. i have a 31inch tire on now and i have no problems with it. it looks like there is plenty of room to put 33's on it. so will it fit. im thinking about the bf goodrich mt km2's

thanks a lot cam
" good huntin and keep muddin"

G-Pur · 11-02-2009, 09:46 PM

For a perfectly flat surface its ok, but if you hit a speed bump, you'll crush your flairs. the Rubicons suspension is stiffer, not taller than other jeeps. If you want to run 32s, you can get a 2" puck lift. If you want 33s, you can add a 1in body lift to that, or get yourself a minimum of 3.5" suspension lift.

Schmo · 11-03-2009, 12:10 AM

Nope . . . not without breaking out the sawsall and going to town

. Even with a 2" BB chances are 32's will rub at full flex. You either need a 4" suspension lift of the combo of a 2" BB and a 1" BL to run the 33's properly.

snwchris · 11-03-2009, 06:32 AM

On the Rubi all you would need is a 2" BB (Budget Boost) and a 1"BL to fit them, along with some shocks & JKS disco's

Depending on your plans and the type of wheeling you plan on doing though, it's usuaully better in the long run, doing the lift right the first time and get an actually lift kit.

Chris

11-02-2009, 09:39 PM	#1
camnuts21 Newb Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: fort drum ny Posts: 1	will 33's fit my stock jeep rubicon i have a 2004 rubicon. i have a 31inch tire on now and i have no problems with it. it looks like there is plenty of room to put 33's on it. so will it fit. im thinking about the bf goodrich mt km2's thanks a lot cam " good huntin and keep muddin"

11-02-2009, 09:46 PM	#2
G-Pur Jeeper Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Lowell, MA Posts: 312	For a perfectly flat surface its ok, but if you hit a speed bump, you'll crush your flairs. the Rubicons suspension is stiffer, not taller than other jeeps. If you want to run 32s, you can get a 2" puck lift. If you want 33s, you can add a 1in body lift to that, or get yourself a minimum of 3.5" suspension lift. __________________ 2001 Sport 4.0L- Pioneer Head Unit/Infinity Kappa 52.7i 5-1/4 in all four corners with an Infinity Basslink Sub in the back (30" tires sitting stock...................................for now. )

11-03-2009, 12:10 AM	#3
Schmo Jeeper Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: SoCal Posts: 434	Nope . . . not without breaking out the sawsall and going to town . Even with a 2" BB chances are 32's will rub at full flex. You either need a 4" suspension lift of the combo of a 2" BB and a 1" BL to run the 33's properly. __________________ -Schmo

11-03-2009, 06:32 AM	#4
snwchris Jeeper Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 582	On the Rubi all you would need is a 2" BB (Budget Boost) and a 1"BL to fit them, along with some shocks & JKS disco's Depending on your plans and the type of wheeling you plan on doing though, it's usuaully better in the long run, doing the lift right the first time and get an actually lift kit. Chris __________________ 03 Rubi Clayton 4" SA / 33 Federal MTs / 9K Tabor / PS Flat Fenders / Dual Locker Mod / Coast DS Family Rig / Tow Rig: 03 Ram 2500HD w/ 18ft Trailer

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