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37x12.50x17 on stock Mojave - do they rub?

KevinC

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Managed to take the JTM out into the woods this weekend and flex it up and drive some really bad roads at some speed. I'm not a great picture taker, and most the good shots I was probably in the drivers seat not wanting to get out at the most inopportune time. So be it.

Do they rub? As previous post, yes I can get the front tires to rub the back side of the fender liner. I trimmed them a little and today zip tied them so they don't flap/move. Now they don't. I never adjusted the steering stops either.

This is with the stock 7.5" Mojave wheel also.

Everywhere else front or back I have yet to rub. I fully flexed both front and rear and inspected clearance. All seems to be good.

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Back flexed sitting on bump stop
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Front tires at full lock.
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Yeah, good call. I can see it rubbing pretty bad disconnected.

My plan is to not disconnect. My previous JTR I hardly ever needed to disconnect and got tired of it reconnecting above 18MPH. I feel stock Gladiators have enough articulation for my needs.

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The ride is so much better on rough roads disconnected in every other jeep I've ever owned I can't see why they didn't put the sway bar disconnect on the mojave. Is it necessary? No, but man do wash boards feel better disconnected at speed.
 

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Managed to take the JTM out into the woods this weekend and flex it up and drive some really bad roads at some speed. I'm not a great picture taker, and most the good shots I was probably in the drivers seat not wanting to get out at the most inopportune time. So be it.

Do they rub? As previous post, yes I can get the front tires to rub the back side of the fender liner. I trimmed them a little and today zip tied them so they don't flap/move. Now they don't. I never adjusted the steering stops either.

This is with the stock 7.5" Mojave wheel also.

Everywhere else front or back I have yet to rub. I fully flexed both front and rear and inspected clearance. All seems to be good.

KevinC

Back flexed sitting on bump stop
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Front tires at full lock.
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You'll hear the tires rub.
Tazer would allow the disconnect to stay disconnected over 18.
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