35's with 4 inches

[lilsamiman]

My dad has a 99 tj and want to know if he'd be okay up grading from 33's to 35's on a 4 inch lift. He has no body lift and no wheel spacers. Rims are after market so he has some offset there, and now has Dana 44's so strength shouldn't be a problem. I think the only thing he has any concer of course is if they will rub when stuffed into the well.

 

[Caleb]

this is my 04 with 4" Teraflex, no body lift and 35" tires.

I think as long as he has bumpstops he'll be fine.

 

[1993yj]

He may still rub the fender flares. My pops has a 4" on his '03 Rubi and stuffs his 33" tires into the flares. They aren't cracked, but bulge out a bit in the middle from it. That said, it seems like 35's w/ a 4" lift is pretty common.

 

[Kiel]

How about 40's with 4 inches and some fender/hood adjustments

 

[Caleb]

How about 40's with 4 inches and some fender/hood adjustments

or you could do like Chris Durham and do no suspension, 1.75" body and 40" MTRs

 

[Kiel]

I think I remember seeing that article in a magazine or post. But I'm trying to stick to the original post duh. Stop going off track

 

[DevinB]

You might think about gears if you're going with 35's. If you leave them stock, you'll be lacking in power.

 

[lilsamiman]

oh yeah he has 4.56's

 

[CRAZYCJ8]

my bros and I ran 35's with 3inch springs and 1 inch body lift with ease. we got long bumstops after we took measurments on a ramp. this set up made the jeep climb much better then any other set up out there.

 

[2BIGTJ]

I just put the 4 inch tera longarm kit on my tj and when I wheeled it rubed like crazy. I came home and put a 1.25" spring spacer in and it is great now. I am running 35" bfg AT

 

[Herzog]

How about 40's with 4 inches and some fender/hood adjustments

I think that's optimal for a TJ. Very cool rig.

 

[Rusted]

How about 40's with 4 inches and some fender/hood adjustments

That does look good. Any idea if the frame height is still utah street legal?

How tall tall are frames with 4" lift and 35's?