33s on a 2” BL?

[tmoe11]

So I have a 01 Jeep tj I have been doin previous small projects on. My initial plan was to add a 2” SL and 1.25” BL but I wondering if I could run 33s on just a 2” BL or should I just stick with my I tail plan. If you have any pics of either plan could you send pics please.

 

[Chris]

You can do it but you shouldn’t do it if you care about maintaining factory up-travel limits at the very most.

 

[tmoe11]

You can do it but you shouldn’t do it if you care about maintaining factory up-travel limits at the very most.

Ok thanks but what do you think would look better and be more beneficial??

 

[MutantNinjaTJ]

You'll want at the very least a 3" SL and a 1" BL. Then go 1" MML instead of a transfer case drop and you might get away with it.

 

[tmoe11]

You'll want at the very least a 3" SL and a 1" BL. Then go 1" MML instead of a transfer case drop and you might get away with it.

I won’t be doing a lot of trail riding it’ll mostly be on road … I’m just doing this for a more aggressive look. So if tht changes anything

 

[rasband]

I won’t be doing a lot of trail riding it’ll mostly be on road … I’m just doing this for a more aggressive look. So if tht changes anything

Suspension lifts aren't only for offroad, if you add a zip tie to your existing shocks you can see how much of your uptravel you use.

That said, 1" body lifts look a little bad already (but understandable) - you get into >1.5" and they are just plumbers.

 

[Chris]

Ok thanks but what do you think would look better and be more beneficial??

Either a 4” suspension lift or a 2.5” suspension lift and a 1.25” body lift.

 

[E.lair]

2 inch puck lift on 33x12.5x15 inch tires with 15x8 inch wheels. No rubbing during normal street driving

 

[Jamesval035]

I’d def go with 2” Lift and 1-1.25” body lift

 

[tmoe11]

Either a 4” suspension lift or a 2.5” suspension lift and a 1.25” body lift.

Yea I think I’ll do tht combo. Do you have pics of wat it looks like?

 

[tmoe11]

I’d def go with 2” Lift and 1-1.25” body lift

Do you think it’d work tho

 

[StefTCK]

2" lift with 1.25" body lift works for 33x10.5s really easily.

 

[Jerry Bransford]

2 inch puck lift on 33x12.5x15 inch tires with 15x8 inch wheels. No rubbing during normal street driving

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You're just unaware your tires are rubbing.

 

[tmoe11]

Thank you for the different opinions. I’m go with the 2.5 SL and a 1.25 BL. I just wish I could find some pics of this setup.

 

[707kevin]

2 inch puck lift on 33x12.5x15 inch tires with 15x8 inch wheels. No rubbing during normal street driving

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If you aren't rubbing tires to metal, then you're riding your bumpstops nearly always.

 

[DaveC]

Thank you for the different opinions. I’m go with the 2.5 SL and a 1.25 BL. I just wish I could find some pics of this setup.

2.5" SL + 1" BL riding on 31s. Not exactly what you're after, but close and should help give you an idea.

 

[TheBoogieman]

Green Jeep is a 2.25" BB with 33s. Heavy bumpers and winch too. White Jeep is 3" lift with 33s. Patriot blue Jeep is 4" total lift with 33s. Desert sand Jeep is no lift with 33s.
p.s. Green Jeep with 6" total lift and 33s.

 

[E.lair]

If you aren't rubbing tires to metal, then you're riding your bumpstops nearly always.

Nope

You're just unaware your tires are rubbing.

nope

 

[Plumber1]

Suspension lifts aren't only for offroad, if you add a zip tie to your existing shocks you can see how much of your uptravel you use.

That said, 1" body lifts look a little bad already (but understandable) - you get into >1.5" and they are just plumbers.

I don't get your comments about us plumbers ??

 

[L J]

I won’t be doing a lot of trail riding it’ll mostly be on road … I’m just doing this for a more aggressive look.

It doesn't get more aggressiver than this: