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Posted: 05/07/08
07:13 PM
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Hi everyone, first time here and first post. I was wondering if I could get some help from everyone. I have a 97 wrangler with a 4 cyl in it. It's completely stock. I want to put bigger wheels and tires on it, but not sure what size will fit. I've talked to my husband and he thinks that I might be able to fit 33's on there, but he isn't too sure. What does everyone think? Will 33's fit or will i have to lift it? Any advice is much appreciated.
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mudb8-
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Posted: 05/07/08
08:29 PM
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2.5-4" lift for the 33's
and 4.88 gears...maybe 4.56's depending on driving conditions.
31's are abour as large as you'll want to get without a little lift.
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bigblue08
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Posted: 05/08/08
03:24 AM
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i have 33 inch tires and i have 4 inch lift. my friend has stock jeep with 31 inch tires and they rub very little. if i were you try a 2.5 inch lift, that way you dont have to mess with the transfer case. that should clear 33 inch tires.
just for fun in the sun,rain,sleet,or snow. LOL
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mudb8-
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Posted: 05/08/08
06:55 AM
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I run 34's under 2.5" rancho hd lift...
modified bumpstops are a must for wheeling with the sway bar disconnected.
33's can go w/a 2" spacer lift on rubi coils.
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Posted: 06/12/08
11:17 AM
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Hey bait who makes your 34's. I decided 35's would be too much but maybe 34's. HHHMMM!!!!
That must be the engine gremlin I've heard about.
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ftgiles
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Posted: 06/12/08
11:23 AM
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305/75/16 is a 34x12.4
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mudb8-
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Posted: 06/12/08
12:12 PM
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Interco.com
TrXus M/T's are best mud terrains I've ever ran on.
trxus also has a all terrain more suited for sand and dirt...
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Posted: 06/12/08
01:05 PM
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Any idea what pricing is on em.
That must be the engine gremlin I've heard about.
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mudb8-
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Posted: 06/12/08
10:06 PM
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ya can find awesome deals on them on the net.
in one of the threads one of the guys found some for 164 a piece. I paid 180 for mine at les schwab.
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