How big of tires?

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35's or 37's imo. Especially if its just easy offroading, no sense in trying to stuff massive tires if you dont need the clearance, plus you need to consider your gearing with whatever tires you end up running if you arent regeared already.

 

personally id remove the body lift,then 33's or 35's would look perportional to the 6'' suspension lift. not to mention if you go with 36-38 inch tires your gonna have to regear.

 

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use the tire size calculator at the bottom of this thread it will tell you what are the different ratios for fuel mileage and power

 

Anyone with the talent to weld also has the talent to unweld...

It's just metal ~ Don't let it being welded confuse ya.

If you wan to keep the body lift that is one thing if you are keeping it because it is welded that is a relativly easy fix.

Your options are plentiful ~ ~ ~ ~

Plazma Arc
Carbon arc gouge
Oxy Acetelyne
Grinder
Zip Wheel
Sawz-all
Hack saw

 

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X3 on removing the body lift. Your going to spend more money buying bigger tires, regearing, and the uncomfortable reliability of a body lift than you would paying someone to remove a couple welds.

 

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If that's what you like then keep it. To each their own. Just saying what I would do. It's nice to hear some kids still actaully buy their car.

 

since everything you've done was for looks, I'd go with thornbirds.

 

don't forget to upgrade your brakes. ....it takes a good bit more to stop 37's than it does to stop 33's

 

Easier for me Can't go faster than 70 mph haha.

 

Take off the damn lift, 8-9" is way too high, it looks stupid.

 

Honestly if the body lift is welded on and it's sturdy as hell I'd keep it. See if you can fit some 35s and 37s at the shop just to see how it would look and decide what you like

 

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Ya i feel ya, i worked many a summer for mine. Now its insurance and gas that kills me.

 

wow you hate kids for getting a 8 year old jeep?

man, i wonder what your feelings towards some of my friends would be haha.