JK Gear and Gadgets Trail Testing their new JT Lift Kit

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about the 4.75” back space? Is that for wide track axles or the narrow axles. There’s a 1.5” difference

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[Clayton Off Road]

about the 4.75” back space? Is that for wide track axles or the narrow axles. There’s a 1.5” difference

That 4.75" back space is on the wide track axle, and while we haven't gotten a chance to record exact numbers on the narrow axles we'd have to assume that it would be a little less, closer to 4.25" possibly. Hope that helps.

 

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That 4.75" back space is on the wide track axle, and while we haven't gotten a chance to record exact numbers on the narrow axles we'd have to assume that it would be a little more, closer to 5.25" possibly. Hope that helps.

From the rims perspective, the narrow axles should need a smaller number like 4.25”

 

[Renegade]

That 4.75" back space is on the wide track axle, and while we haven't gotten a chance to record exact numbers on the narrow axles we'd have to assume that it would be a little more, closer to 5.25" possibly. Hope that helps.

That sound backwards. A wider axle, with suspension components in the same location under the Jeep, should allow more backspacing than a narrow axle.

 

[Clayton Off Road]

From the rims perspective, the narrow axles should need a smaller number like 4.25”

Yes sorry you are correct I was thinking of it backwards! I fixed the response to show the correct information

 

[Clayton Off Road]

That sound backwards. A wider axle, with suspension components in the same location under the Jeep, should allow more backspacing than a narrow axle.

Yes sorry was thinking of the size difference backwards, fixed

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