6" lift JKU with 37" - 40" Tires

FFRidgeway

FFRidgeway

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Hey guys and gals,
I've been searching through all the threads and couldn't ImageUploadedByWAYALIFE1473122197.720918.jpgImageUploadedByWAYALIFE1473122222.981825.jpg find exactly what I was looking for. I'm ready for the next step of my build and am looking for pictures of a JKU with 6" coil spring lift running 37" and 40" tires for comparison differences.

So if you would / could, please post up your pictures so I can see if you've got the look I'm looking for.

Thanks in advance!!! Below is pictures of my 2011 JKU "Leonidas". Currently I'm running a 4" spring with 37's on G2 Core 44 axles with 5.13 gears and ARB air lockers front and rear. ImageUploadedByWAYALIFE1473122152.017245.jpgImageUploadedByWAYALIFE1473122169.900197.jpg
 
6" is a LOT of lift for 37's. Almost everyone is running 3.5-4" for that tire size. Sure you need that much?

Nice Jeep BTW!
 
Ddays said:
6" is a LOT of lift for 37's. Almost everyone is running 3.5-4" for that tire size. Sure you need that much?

Nice Jeep BTW!
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I've been running my 37's with my 4" springs for a couple years and when I'm off camber I'm still rubbing, and I'm looking for bigger!! Lol
 
If I were you, adjust your bump stops and trim. Adding another 2 inches of lift is really going to change the COG and could cause a lot of headaches.
 
6" lift JKU with 37" - 40" Tires

The size of your lift has nothing to do with rubbing. Bump stops should be the same size with 1" of lift or with 8"s of lift.
 
Nice Jeeps guys.

I would also suggest no more than 4" of lift.. I'm going with 4"-5" with my 40's as I want the COG as low as possible. You won't lose out on any travel.
 
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