Go with a 2.5" budget boost at least if you want to run 35's. I have the teraflex leveler (2" front, 1" rear) and would not feel comfortable running 35's when flexed...plus it will look very squatty.
Eibach makes a pretty minimal 1.5" lift, I think (just springs). Obviously more known for their work in performance cars than Jeeps though... I don't know where most rubbing would occur, but with increased back spacing on wheels and trimmed or replaced fenders you will reduce the amount of lift necessary.
Otherwise I'd do a 2.5" lift, just in case you ever actually want to take it offroad. 35s under 1" of lift will rub stock fender flares if you flex the suspension over uneven terrain.
Otherwise I'd do a 2.5" lift, just in case you ever actually want to take it offroad. 35s under 1" of lift will rub stock fender flares if you flex the suspension over uneven terrain.
if your getting a two door swap out the stock spring for 19/60 you can easy get 1 inch of height depending on what come on the jeep already.i have a 2dr rubi and i got an 1 1/2 inch by changing springs my stock numbers were 14/56
Thanks for all the feedback. I guess I should have mentioned that I plan on getting a 4-door rubicon and I plan on getting flat fenders and stubby bumpers.
Supposedly this is a vid of a wrangler with 35" tires and only 1" pucks on the front:
Ranch 2" sport. Forget the puck lift.
You'll be compressing the springs anyway so why not put on the new springs and Rancho 9000 shocks at the same time?
I did not even have to get the Jeep re-aligned afterward which REALLY surprised me.
Consider quick disconnects too since you'll be in there.
The 2" required longer end links but I did not have to buy a new set since my discos are adjustable.
Ranch 2" sport. Forget the puck lift.
You'll be compressing the springs anyway so why not put on the new springs and Rancho 9000 shocks at the same time?
I did not even have to get the Jeep re-aligned afterward which REALLY surprised me.
Consider quick disconnects too since you'll be in there.
The 2" required longer end links but I did not have to buy a new set since my discos are adjustable.
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