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I used 303 on our JK’s. This was my wife’s 2015 with 106k miles before we traded last October.

My daughter and I took a quick trip for a wedding to Alabama from Texas, only 4 so far.

The Jeep bug got me in 1995, Wranglers for me and several Grand Cherokees for the long road trip vehicles. 94 YJ 95 YJ 95 YJ Sahara 95 ZJ 96 ZJ 4X4 97 ZJ 00 WJ 08 JK 14 JKU Sport 15 JKU Sport 16 JK Willys 18 JKU Willys 20 WK2 Altitude 21 JT 80th Anniversary

Thank you!

Teraflex makes a 1.5 inch spacer which is made up of a 1 inch puck and a 1/2 inch puck. You can use either, or both. There are tons of posts here on the forum and a lot of people seem to be really happy with the Teraflex spacer lifts.

You’re welcome. There is quite a bit of rake with the stock Gladiators for sure. No reason for choosing one over the other, it was available at the shop where I had it done. I did plenty of research beforehand so the brand didn’t concern me.

It still has a bit of rake but I like it, it did not change the characteristics of the way it handles.

Here is my 80th Anniversary with a .75 front spacer only for reference.

Thank you! You’ve got a nice looking Jeep, what setup are you going to go with? I love the look of wider wheels, but I do not like stuff being thrown on the side of my Jeep. I had 2 Willys JK’s so I was getting tired of the black wheels. Plus I like the Overland wheels, they add a bit of...

275/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my 80th Anniversary edition.

Chris Godwin (owner) and Ben Saxton (GM) at Southfork Jeep in Houston area HWY 288 South in Pearland. I bought 2 vehicles from them within 30 days. Grand Cherokee for my wife and my Gladiator. Easy to work with, fair trades for both of my JKU’s. They are Jeep folks!

Reminds me of my second Jeep, 1995 Sahara

Thank you! I went with the Daystar 3/4 inch front spacer, which resulted in about an inch difference between the front and rear. The tonneau is a Gator tri-fold, I have really enjoyed it so far. It keeps the bed dry and it’s contents out of site. Coming from a JKU with a lot of lockable...

After the spacer lift I added 275/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers to my 80AE. Really enjoying the way this Jeep handles the highway and the backroads too.

The 80AE is essentially a Sport with Overland wheels, black and grey badging, grill and bumper inserts, different seats and floor mats.

Congratulations on your 80AE, great color!

I have had many trucks over the years, always traded them for another Jeep. Traded out of a JKU for the JT. So I finally bought another Jeep that is also a bit of a truck!

Bottom picture of my stock 80th Anniversary with Overland wheels. Top pic is with 275/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. No wheel spacers, 3/4 inch front spacer to remove some of the rake.

When I was trying to decide what to do, I searched all over the forums for comparisons similar to my Jeep. I have an 80th Anniversary on a 3/4 inch front spacer to remove some of the rake. The 80th comes with the Overland wheels like yours. I added 275/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers which are...

The YJ is where my obsession began. First Jeep is a 95 YJ I bought brand new in college. Second is a 95 YJ Sahara I bought in 99 with less that 20k miles. Third is a 94 YJ that I picked up in 2002. The picture I posted is when a buddy had it in 2017-18. Only addition he made was the winch. I’ve...