what should I do. tires

[Holeshot]

I was already on 35's when i bought these diffs.

Stiffer shocks could help the bottoming issue.

 

[1BAMFR]

Proper bump stops are a must have! You have to limit the travel of the tire.

 

[cozdude]

Proper bump stops are a must have! You have to limit the travel of the tire.

this^^^ if your coils go solid that could ruin them as well. bump stops stop them from going solid

 

[Tranquillity]

Ain't it bad for the shocks not having your bumpstop adjusted with the lift? Just wondering about that.

The only advantage of a body lift is for cleaning you jeep, IMO off course. For living up here north you know how bad is the climate and road and how muddy is out trails. When I put a BL on mine I was surprise to see how much mud was still stuck under even thought I rinsed it thoroughly...

If it's only a clearance issue, flat fenders and lift kit.

 

[cozdude]

Ain't it bad for the shocks not having your bumpstop adjusted with the lift? Just wondering about that. .

yes it is. it makes it easier to bottom out your shocks as well causeing them the fail. so with your coils going solid and your shocks bottoming out your basically destroying both to the point of needing both new coils and shocks

 

[Holeshot]

ok after a bit of research, I should be able to fit 37's with a 3" lift. So, I will install the right bump stops, trim the pinch seams, with that if it still rubs, then I'm gonna have to trim a little bit.

Thanks everyone for the inputs. :standing wave: