I want to lift my truck six inches but my friend said it was not recommended, I also would like to know the recommended tire size for that size lift.
believe me when I say this. do not placed the tires earlier the carry through fact they're going to look very small. The Jeep Wrangler Rubicons contain 31 inch tires and you ought to have already got 31 inch. Plus you would be 3 inches bigger so 31 is plenty to small. the ideal length may be 33 inches tall and 12.5 inches extensive. yet purely incase thats do super do not flow any smaller that 32 inches tall and 11.5 inches extensive. flow to the Jeep internet site and look on the Rubicon and thats 31 inch tires. you additionally can google seek for a Jeep with a three inch carry and flow by capacity of that.
suspension lifts are the nicest and most functional of the lifts provided you want to do some serious off-roading and your not just doing for appearance sakes. But, you have to take into consideration that with ANY lift and tire size upgrade, you are going to kill your MPG and it WILL only work your transmission harderm thus in the long run, will lead to costly transmission reapairs/overhaul only that much sooner. If you just want to lift it for the looks of the ride, i would opt for a much easier to install and a VERY cheaper body lift, provided one is offered for that particualr make.model of vehicle. Hope this helps you and happy four wheelin.
Just did one in my shop, depends on what your doing? assume 4x4 but if not its OK. The one I did was a 7 inch lift with 22inch rims and wide side Nobie tires. Truck stood and rode great 8 shocks with struts!! great suspension system we kinda made as we went on. Good luck
