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Mojave with BFG KO2 37x12.50

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Anyone with a Mojave running BFG KO2 37x12.50?
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its not any differant then any gladiator with 4.10's
Front end is 1” higher than stock rubicon. 37” BFG KO2’s are smaller and lighter than 37” Toyos and nitto’s.
I’m trying to find out if anyone is running 37” BFG on a stock Mojave and not having any clearance or rubbing issues.
 

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Front end is 1” higher than stock rubicon. 37” BFG KO2’s are smaller and lighter than 37” Toyos and nitto’s.
I’m trying to find out if anyone is running 37” BFG on a stock Mojave and not having any clearance or rubbing issues.
you can fit those on a rubicon without a lift
 

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Have you done this? Or where did you see it?

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We have seen some people on the forum that have done this as well.
 
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There isn't enough bump stop to truly prevent rubbing. It will just be the plastic fender liners that will rub and it won't cause any damage, but they will rub if fully stuffed either on a twisted up section of trail or if you jump the mojave. The gladiator needs help in the breakover and departure angles anyway so I went with the 2" AEV kit and 37s. Proper clearance with proper bump stops and some additional ground clearance. Seems like a win all the way around to me. Yes for mild off roading you can get away with it, but why not spend the $500 and do it right for any conditions? And you'll be able to properly calibrate the computer for tire size too.
Jeep Gladiator Mojave with BFG KO2 37x12.50 20240216_131829
 
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There isn't enough bump stop to truly prevent rubbing. It will just be the plastic fender liners that will rub and it won't cause any damage, but they will rub if fully stuffed either on a twisted up section of trail or if you jump the mojave. The gladiator needs help in the breakover and departure angles anyway so I went with the 2" AEV kit and 37s. Proper clearance with proper bump stops and some additional ground clearance. Seems like a win all the way around to me. Yes for mild off roading you can get away with it, but why not sirens the $500 and do it right for any conditions?
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I hear ya! The AEV lift is on the list but not in a hurry for it - FL trails are pretty mild and I don’t get out on them much at all
 
 







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