How to Run 35's

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From what I recall a 3" lift and a 1" body lift and pound some pinch welds. But don't take my word for it. Maybe someone running 35's will let you know
 
It really depends how much trimming you want to do. Realistically you will need to trim no matter what set up you have. I would suggest a 3" kit, and a 2" body lift. Not saying it cant be done with less lift, just saying there will be more trimming to do.
 
Here is what i did. I basically just did what brian2sun did except I have a 2 inch body so i had to trim a little less.

I removed the coilover and jacked it up to full bump and trimmed and pounded until it was clear from lock to lock.

here are a few pictures of what i did

Before (only trimmed the fender liner so far)
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trimmed and pounded.
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Painted and finished
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Thats all i needed to do for 35's with a 2 inch body lift and full bump.
 
Thanks for all the feedback guys I already have a 3in susp. done I just recently bought a 2in body so im gonna see how this turns out. Thanks again and il post some pics up soon.
 
Lift
- 3 ½ in Toytec front coil over kit
- ¾ top plate spacer kit
- LC Coils 8 wraps
- LC Shocks
- Toytec 2in body lift
- Panhard drop kit
- Front differential drop kit
Rims & Tires
- 315/75/R16 (Not sure what brand yet)
- 16X8 Procomp Rock Crawler rims
Other mods
- Power steering rack bushing kit
- Camburg upper control arms
 
2 questions, 1. are your cv's steep. I would imagine. 2. didn't know toytec made a 2" body lift kit. More of a comment than a question.
 
Lift
- 3 ½ in Toytec front coil over kit
- ¾ top plate spacer kit
- LC Coils 8 wraps
- LC Shocks
- Toytec 2in body lift
- Panhard drop kit
- Front differential drop kit
Rims & Tires
- 315/75/R16 (Not sure what brand yet)
- 16X8 Procomp Rock Crawler rims
Other mods
- Power steering rack bushing kit
- Camburg upper control arms

Sounds like a nice setup!

Just curious, why are you running top plate spacers with your adjustable coil overs?
 

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