[Tobin]

I have a 2012 Jk and want to know what lift possibilities I have when running 35's. Can I get by on a 3.5 spring and shock lift or do I have to do a full suspension lift to support it.

 

[Jus Jim]

Welcome to the forum.
This is the thread you want to read. Post your question in there, Kjeeper is a pretty sharp helpful fellow.
http://www.wranglerforum.com/f202/newbys-guide-to-lifting-your-jk-298665.html

 

[kjeeper10]

Welcome to the forum. This is the thread you want to read. Post your question in there, Kjeeper is a pretty sharp helpful fellow. http://www.wranglerforum.com/f202/newbys-guide-to-lifting-your-jk-298665.html

Morning ... Thanks sir

 

[Cameron138]

Go look up teraflex 2.5, that's a popular one.

 

[jk_tweaker]

Depends are you going to wheel it?

 

[gburkett]

You can wheel with 35s and no lift. Just don't go crazy. I now have the teraflex 2.5" and with trimmed fenders I have 9" between tire and fender.

 

[Speedracer1974]

Teraflex 2.5 and 35's here

 

[JTPhoto JK]

^^^^ agree.

 

[cviss]

my son has a ruff country 4" lift on his. I would strongly against a ruff country starting to see issues with the front end already. Hes running 35x12.5x16

 

[Speedracer1974]

 

[Speedracer1974]

 

[kjeeper10]

Go look up teraflex 2.5, that's a popular one.

http://www.wranglerforum.com/f202/most-popular-lift-setup-on-wf-1136938.html

 

[fungus]

I have a Rock Krawler 2.5" X-factor and am quite happy with it. running 315x70x17

 

[Speedracer1974]

sss

 

[Socaljk]

Metalcloak 3.5 ARB Gamechanger. Rides great on road and flexes like crazy.....Its a little high for 35's. Metalcloak also has a 2.5 Gamechanger

 

[jeepfan30]

You can run 35's with no lift if you get flat fenders and have the proper bump stops. If you are sticking with stock fenders I would vote for. 2.5 Rock Krawler, or 2.5 Metalcloak.

 

[Chunks]

AEV 2.5" lift and running 35's. No issue except for minor rub on the air dam.
YMMV
Regards,
Jim

 

[UnlimitedJ33per]

http://www.wranglerforum.com/f202/most-popular-lift-setup-on-wf-1136938.html

Is there a reason to avoid the frame side rear track bracket? Just a weaker point or what? I'm running the frame bracket, figured if it was a liability they'd probably go w axle brackets in the kit.

 

[Pressurized]

Is there a reason to avoid the frame side rear track bracket? Just a weaker point or what? I'm running the frame bracket, figured if it was a liability they'd probably go w axle brackets in the kit.

The axle side bracket provides a better overall geometry. It isn't an issue of reliability, the preference is based on performance.