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Bought two Mopar lift kits, slush mats...
I’m seeking recommendations from forum members who have experience running 37” tires on your DD JT. I am looking at three brands in particular, although I know there are many more out there.
Using Discount Tire Direct as a basis for comparison, they show the following for 37X12.50R17:
Falken...
That spring positioning is absolutely unacceptable. Documentation with a Mopar lift states that “slight” outward bowing is normal, of which I had none after installing the kit on my Rubicon. I would get that taken care of ASAP.
I’m currently running 315/70R17 Duratrac tires mounted on aftermarket wheels with 5.2” backspacing on my JT Rubicon (2 inch Mopar lift). I would like to go with a narrower tire to get them back under the fenders a little better.
Is anyone running the Nitto Trail Grappler M/T 35x11.50R17 tires...
Did you put the kit in yourself or had someone do it for you? With the stock wheels and tires still being on there is nothing that should have caused a rub to be occurring now that wasn’t there before. The only possible explanation that I can think of would be if the lower control arms were...
This is not a lift kit. It is the stock suspension off a JT Rubicon. The main differences between the Sport, Sport S, or Overland and the Rubicon suspensions are the Fox shocks and the coil springs (different spring rate). If you read the numerous posts in the suspension/steering/chassis you...
2001 Silverstone, 2003 Khaki, 2015 Copper Brown Pearlcoat, and now GCM. Didn’t think I would, but really like the red accents that come with the Rubicon. Adds a little bit of “Buckeyes” look to it!!!