2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
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2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
(or any other problems for that matter)?
Thanks!
Stephen
92 XJ
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
You will rub, but it just depends on if you really like to flex or if you
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
You will rub, but it just depends on if you really like to flex or if you
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
You will rub, but it just depends on if you really like to flex or if you
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
You will rub, but it just depends on if you really like to flex or if you
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
just make lots of u turns. If you stay out of big obstacles, you should be
fine.
"Stephen Gibbs" <blu.skink@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:E60we.3126$rE6.191@trnddc06...
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
Stock 15x7 wheels with 5+" back spacing will fit 31x10.50 tires, but the
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
Guest
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
Stock 15x7 wheels with 5+" back spacing will fit 31x10.50 tires, but the
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
Stock 15x7 wheels with 5+" back spacing will fit 31x10.50 tires, but the
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
Guest
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Re: 2-1/2 inch OME lift and 31s on an XJ?
Stock 15x7 wheels with 5+" back spacing will fit 31x10.50 tires, but the
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
tires will rub the lower control arms when the wheel is turned full.
Correct this easily by letting out the steering stop bolts. Aftermarket
wheels with 4.75" back spacing will allow the full turning radius.
If you get rubbing on the upper wheel wells when driving uneven terrain,
correct it by extending bump stops as required.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
>
> Is anyone running 31" tires with the 2 1/2" Old Man Emu suspension lift?
> If so, what wheels are you using, and have you had any rubbing problems
> (or any other problems for that matter)?
>
> Thanks!
> Stephen
> 92 XJ
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