Start here! Newbie introduction thread

[GlacierFungus]

welcome to the board.  are you dropping it down from 6" or putting in a 6" lift...cause if you are putting it in, what size tires are you planning on running cause even on 37's that's too much lift.

35s, And I'm lifting it 6". I should have been more clear, my bad. and the 6" lift was kinda on a whim, I found it for $700 brand new on craigslist. I ordered a 4.5 but I couldn't beat the price. 35s will be fine for now. When I 1 ton my axles, ill upgrade my tires. I'm already regearing.

[SPYDER]

Ok. Sounds. Good.  You are gonna end up a little tall but should have no issues around here where we wheel.  I'm just under 6" but have everything but time and motivation to lower mine down.

[jerry k]

Hi Nick, welcome to the forum.

You don't happen to know where I can get a good deal on some can bolts do you ?

 

[GlacierFungus]

you might have a hard time finding them up your butt so crown has them in stock 

[Ian]

Welcome. The type of wheeling we do less is more when it comes to "lift". 

[GlacierFungus]

Caves? Ha

[Bluerocket]

Tippy spots where low center of gravity is helpful. 

[Ian]

For mud and snow you can add all kinds of lift.  We stick to rocks and trails that are tippy. 

[jps4jeep]

Welcome. Ditto on mentioned, for 35's on a tj, most here run 3-4.5 inches of lift. Adding wheel base will net better results than adding height and ultimately fit a larger tire.