JAGS
Hooked
Yes, that's what I and others who have posted since are referring to. If your rig is set up properly, you shouldn't ever literally bottom out your shock.
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Yes, that's what I and others who have posted since are referring to. If your rig is set up properly, you shouldn't ever literally bottom out your shock.
MedixJK
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Ok that i understand... im getting ready to put 37s on my 3" so we will see how it goes
Lukasavage
New member
Sorry for the delayed response back, had to go to a funeral so I wasn't checking the thread. That said, I did get some great info. I will be truss and Gus the crappy Dana 30 up front. That said, I am pulling the trigger on the 4" and hoping it fits in the garage. I do appreciate the pics that were provided.
Lukasavage
New member
This is just what I was looking for. I really appreciate you posting a pic, it definitely looks tight so I will be measuring my garage again. I know one big pitfall is that people don't realize that a garage is not always level and one side can be higher. This pic was perfect and I can't thank you enough for posting it.
Lukasavage
New member
Chipper, thanks for the link. That was an excellent reference and I appreciate you posting it. I am glad you love the setup, this weekend, I am adding to cart. Hopefully I won't have to cut a hole in my roof to get the jeep out[emoji6]. Awesome resource and thanks for posting.
Lukasavage
New member
Thanks for the info. I have been convinced... Go 4 or don't bother!!! I will just want what I didn't buy later on down the road!
scull20
New member
Not all garages are created equal. My jeep BARELY fits with 3" and 35s
Definitely measure for your scenario ahead of time
StickFish
New member
Great point. That's why I put in 9' doors on my place when I built it. [emoji3]. My old place had 7' doors and were way too small for most things I wanted to put in there.
Lukasavage
New member
Good point!!!! What did your total height end up being with 35s and 3"? From the pic, you look pretty light, so I am sure that is helping you sit higher, but I know every inch counts so the the idea of cutting my jeep out of the garage like a fat girl stuck in a prom dress is scary... (For all the people who take things literarily, I am not serious about cutting my jeep out of my garage)
scull20
New member
About 76ish" from the ground the the top of the clips for the sunrider top when the top is off.
The clips kiss the top of the rubbing flashing at the top when I pull in.
I don't think I'd fit with the top up.
Lukasavage
New member
Rubbing the flashing... That is most definitely a "tailored" fit my friend. Thanks for measuring!!! Now for the tough decision, smaller lift or bigger house; Damn these Jeeps are getting expensive! Looks like I will just have to move [emoji6]
scull20
New member
...or both lol. What it came down to was, go through the process of putting the doors back on and the top/Windows for rain, or see if I could shoehorn it into the garage for a day.
Coop
Caught the Bug
Hey Medix,
When we ran Windrock in May I had a 3 inch BDS lift and 37s, full load of gear and 3 adults plus a man child. No problems.
At full stuff, my bump stops had the tires right on the drip edge of my trimmed factory flares. I did the double black 15 and if you remember, retrieved Matt at Devil's Elbow. Again no problems. I trimmed my pinch seams and was running 1.5 inch spider track wheel spacers with ATX Slabs that have a 3.5 inch rear offset. I don't plan to change this.
Lukasavage
New member
Measured across the entire garage and to the bottom of rubber flashing, 81". I am hoping this will make it alright with 4" and 37s!!!
trailless
Caught the Bug
Please let us know how it works out. My parking garage has a gate with an 81" entrance. I'm looking to go the same route as you are.
Lukasavage
New member
Will do!! I will be Rosing buy the 4th then install time. I will DM you the overall height when it is on.