Tire/Lift Combo: *Photos Wanted*

[bigred2004]

38.5x15.50x15 SSRs on 15x10s
Estimated 16-18" lift from stock(measured with stock 30s)
Front: 4" springs, SOA, 4" custom shackle reversal
Rear: 10" custom shackle flip, 2" shackles, 3" blocks(temporarily)

[Adam17]

[tinnmann31]

BFG 33 x 12.5 x r15 mudkings, no lift

<a href="http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/j...rrent=j-10.jpg"

[Stuka]

1981 J10
33x12.50 Interco TSL's (measure 34" tall)
15x8 K10 Rally Wheels
6" Spring Lift
Tires rub in back

[69 Gladiator]

'69 J-3000. 15 X 8 spokes with 4.5 BS. Q Buckshots. 3" body. re-arched + 2 heavy leaves in the front gained 5" over what it was , it was sagging pretty bad, so it is most likely 4" over stock. Rear shackle flip . Very little trimming. And yes , what I do with it , it will rub a bit when worked out. Nothing major.

http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg94/kmcdmc/March08092.jpg

[Ghinmi]

Bj's 6" lift with 33x12.50 on 15x8's. No rubbing and no trimming.



Stock height front, rear 1-1.5" lift (1979 springs), 28" tires on stock 15x7 rims.

[irmosc]

1990 Grand Wagoneer
31"x10.50 BFG A/T KO
15x8 Factory Rims
2" Rancho 44044 front / 2" BJ's springs rear

[shimniok]

Troubled Child pics

2002 Ouray with rear fender trimming, no front trim:



On the ramp, before front fender trimming



Recent photo from 2008, all fenders trimmed:



Tire Size and Make: 33x12.50-15 Goodyear Wrangler MT/R
Rim Size and Make: 15"x8" Rock Crawler steel rims
How Much Lift: 4"
What Type of Lift: Skyjacker, all spring, purchased 1999
If you had to trim your Wheel Openings: Rear 2", front 2" due to Cherokee WT axles installed

More details here

Michael

[Chris Barry]

'85 Grand Waggy
Tire Size and Make:33X12.5R15 no name
Rim Size and Make:stock waggy rims
How Much Lift:4inch
What Type of LiftBJ's all spring 2 inch and BJ's 2inch body lift
If you had to trim your Wheel Openings:Nope
A photo from the side so people can see what it looks like.



'79 Cherokee Chief
Tire Size and Make:31X10.5R15 no name
Rim Size and Make:stock white spoke cherokee rims
How Much Lift:none
What Type of Lift:N/A
If you had to trim your Wheel Openings:Nope
A photo from the side so people can see what it looks like.

Tire Size and Make:stock tires
Rim Size and Make:stock rims
How Much Lift:none
What Type of Lift:N/A
If you had to trim your Wheel Openings:Nope
A photo from the side so people can see what it looks like.



Hope that all helps

[-Bluegill-]

Tire Size and Make 35x12.50 Baja Claw radial
Rim Size and Make stock 15x8 steel wagons, with 1.5" billet spacers
How Much Lift 6.75"
What Type of Lift TT's SOA & shackle flip
If you had to trim your Wheel Openings No





Tire Size and Make 36x13.50 IROK bias
Rim Size and Make 15x10 steel wagons, 3.625" backspace
How Much Lift 6.75" F, 7.75" R
What Type of Lift TT's SOA & shackle flip, 1" shackles in rear
If you had to trim your Wheel Openings Yes



Sorry, don't have a better side shot of it yet. Now that I've added 230lbs of bumper & winch to the front, the front springs seem to sag a little more each time I drive it, so the front is slated for 1.5" add-a-leafs soon.

[Heimeken]

Tires 38x16.5x15.5 Parenelli Jones Dirt Grips
Wheels 16.5x9.75 Modular steel
Front Lift - SOA+Rancho 4044+3" body = 11"
Rear Lift -Shackle Flip + 3" custom springs + 3" body = 11"
Bushwacker cutouts

[wojo]

82 WT Cherokee

BJ's 6" lift
35" x 12.50 BFG MT's
No trimming
White Wagon Wheels

[sungoesdown]

doo doo brown.jpg

33" tires(used)
15" stock rim
3" body lift

total investment on tires and lift-$175

[63fordf100]

hey guys im pretty new to the site, hence the no pic yet. i have a question as far as tire sizes. i got a set of old 31x10.50's ond 15x8 chevy rims from a friend. they fit great no rub or anything. my question is.... would i be able to stuff 32" tires on same rims on my 88 grand wagoneer with any rubbing or would that be too much tire? i would like to lift but since i cant afford that yet i was looking for decent ground clearance via bigger tires. future plans include SOA, shackle flip with 1" block(make up for wag sag) and just enough fender trimming to fit 37's. still working on ideas for motor, lol. thanks for any info you can come up with. this site is awesome with the amounts of ideas and helpful people. thanks again..... brandon

[JACMAN]

Brandon -

You should be able to get 32" in; however, you may have to trim a little at the front dependent on what you want to do with the truck. If you are driving around town, you should not have any problem, but trail riding may be a different story! For about $250 and a Saturday, you could fix it up nice if you want to get out cheap.