[OptBlackNite]

exactly as stated for a '92 YJ. (as far as just lifts are concerned).

BTW, are the MTRs true to their size??

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Play hard + Rest easy
Drive a Jeep--'92 YJ

[This message has been edited by OptBlackNite (edited December 27, 2001).]

 

[bushbuggy]

a minimum of a spring over, stock springs and fender triming.

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[lars]

4" susp. lift, 2 or 3" body lift, maybe some fender trimming.

I'd install the susp. lift and trim the fenders first. After that, figure out how much more you need and install the appropriate body lift. This is assuming you don't want to do a spring-over-axle conversion.

...lars

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[Chris S]

MT/Rs run a tad small.



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Chris S.
2002 KJ - staying stock (almost)
2000 TJ - 2" suspension lift, 1/2" body lift, assorted skids, hooks, rock rails, rock lights, 33" BFG MTs, custom bumper, Warn 8274
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[bradmad]

*bites mud puppy's nipple*
I LOVE your jeep. Sigh.

As for the tires, I have a 3" bl, putting in a 4" suspension.
That should hold 35s fine just might have some rubbing. should be ok tho.

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1987 3" lifted YJ with 31" KOs new paint etc.

 

[lmsmith]

I have 35" SSR's and I put in a 4" lift, 2" body lift and longer shackles and they don't rub....

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Leanne
'95 YJ : enough lift, big tires, and too much other junk to list

 

[OptBlackNite]

TJ flares with fender trimming is done.
I have extended shackles that I'm using and planning on using.
I'm planning on the RE 4.5" lift.
I have a 3" bl installed now but I want to take it down to 1".

I don't want to go SOA yet.

Would it even be worth it to try pushing the 35s or should I aim for a set of 33s?

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Play hard + Rest easy
Drive a Jeep--'92 YJ