[mommymallcrawler]

If you still have 33s, why do you need a coil spacer on top of the lift? Even if your bumpers brought you down a little, that is still more than enough height for 33s. Why inject more parts when not really needed? I run 37s on a 2.5 inch lift on a 2 door for perspective.

 

[kjeeper10]

Simply put IF you are using the spacers to regain lost height NO .. You won't have a issue.
If using the spacers to add height, you may/may not need more parts to make things work ie caster correction, rear track bar bracket, front track bar, possibly swaybar adjustment, etc

 

[Austin_FL]

Simply put IF you are using the spacers to regain lost height NO .. You won't have a issue. If using the spacers to add height, you may/may not need more parts to make things work ie caster correction, rear track bar bracket, front track bar, possibly swaybar adjustment, etc

I didn't measure before and after the bumpers and winch were put on [my bad] but I am assuming I lost some height I just don't know how much

 

[Austin_FL]

If you still have 33s, why do you need a coil spacer on top of the lift? Even if your bumpers brought you down a little, that is still more than enough height for 33s. Why inject more parts when not really needed? I run 37s on a 2.5 inch lift on a 2 door for perspective.

Bc I bought a 2.5 lift wanting to keep 2.5" of lift not sag just so there is enough clearance for my tires...

 

[kjeeper10]

No fear

 

[mommymallcrawler]

Bc I bought a 2.5 lift wanting to keep 2.5" of lift not sag just so there is enough clearance for my tires...

With 33s you will still clear your tires on a 2.5 lift even if it has dropped a little. I clear 37s on a 2.5 with flat fenders.

 

[Austin_FL]

No fear

thanks for the info brotha. Measured them and it's just over 2" of lift. So 1" spacer should be perfect