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  1. Jul 13, 2016 at 7:07 PM
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    Well, I just pulled the trigger on my complete 3rd and clamshell from ECGS...

    Shit. Just. Got. Real.
     
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    Your doin 35s yes?

    F5s will not be enough. Be all over the frame.
     
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  3. Jul 13, 2016 at 8:10 PM
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    Yep. 315/75R16 and F5s on 3.5BS. It might have been the 1st Gen thread, but I thought you had said that 2.25 total BS was just about right, which is where I got the 1.25 spacer idea. Is that correct?

    I have no problems running spacers, btw. I've had them on my CJ5 for years.
     
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  4. Jul 13, 2016 at 8:12 PM
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    Yea just go ahead and get spacers. No way in hell 3.5" will work for 35s.

    Anything less then 3" is good. So a .75" is probably fine if you don't want the tires out so far.

    Yea I had 2.25". Tires poked out..a lot. But I didn't mind.

    Check your local laws on mud flaps and fenders. That could make you want to change your mind on this whole thing..
     
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    Cool. Thanks. I might go for the .75 then.
     
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    The body lift is no more! On to other things...
     
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  7. Jul 14, 2016 at 11:51 AM
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    FWIW to follow up to Monte, my tires stick out over an inch and I've never been bothered by local law enforcement about it. That said I still do have my rear mudflaps...

    Just more info :thumbsup:
     
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  8. Jul 14, 2016 at 1:51 PM
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    That's good to know, bud! I'm not far from you either, so I think I'll be fine.
     
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  9. Jul 15, 2016 at 7:14 AM
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    I drive through downtown Denver every day so if I can make it you should be alright :D
     
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    Haha! Perfect. Just ordered a set of 1.0" spacers last night, in fact.
     
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  11. Jul 15, 2016 at 9:06 AM
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    Hey, @cynicalrider and @TimF:

    Would you guys recommend waiting on my spacers for checking the rubbing, or going without?
     
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    Well judging by my experience with my wheels that have 4.5" bs and a 1.25" spacer and still rub the frame, you will need a spacer no matter what like @Blackdawg said. Best part about spacers is that they are easily resellable on here.
     
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    Definitely. My post was probably a little vague. I have some 1.0" spacers on their way, after getting Monte's advice the other day. I was just wondering if I should wait until they get here and install them when I do the tubbing. Or if going ahead without them might be more of a worst case and get me a little more space once they're installed AFTER tubbing. Or honestly, if it even matters :rolleyes:. I tend to overthink things, which is why I appreciate you guys and your input. Thanks!
     
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    Tub how you will run it IMO. If you have the tires mounted on the wheels you will use, tub based on the wheels and tires and spacers you will need. Worse comes to worse you can try with spacer on and off and see if it works both ways.
     
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    Finally an entire weekend to get some things done on the truck! Looking to at least get the other UCA on and my coilovers in today. Be nice to get started on the leaf springs as well. I have a ton of housework and yardwork that needs done too, but I've got to get some momentum going on the truck.

    Stay tuned!
     
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    Work continues on the Adventure Rig!

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    Driver side front is done!

    I'm guessing I'll get around +2", but I'll be measuring so I'll know exactly what this gets me.

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    Pretty sexy with the Tundy calipers, if I do say so myself...
     
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    Just found out that @3378jakesr5 got my sliders done! :woot:

    You're the man, Jake!
     
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    Also what spring rate do those coils have?
     
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