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Finally got my lift up to jeepkj forum standards. OME all around with JBA etc then I threw the RRO spacer lift into the lake!! As per Tom’s recommendation. I also just got my Crager soft 8’s and the Cooper stt 31x10.5’s. Can’t wait to put em on and post it up!! Thanks again for everyone’s help...

I just purchased the soft 8’s 15x7 4” bs and 30x9’s. Cooper SST. Looks like I will be doing some banging today!!

So is 4-1/4” bs better than 4”?

Thanks for the information.

2.5” ome

I just wanted to be 100% positive. Which one is better for fitment; 15x7 with 4” bs? Or 15x7 with 4-1/4” bs??

Any good suggestions on type of grease?

Is yours folded over? Also do you have any problems with your grease port hitting your bumpstops since they don’t have a notch cut into them?

I have talked to Marlin at JBA several times. He said it should be flush but like you have said as long as it is kept greased, it will be fine. Promised to anyone that if fails, will obviously replace. Thanks again guys.

It won’t let me upload it says file is too large?

So Im guessing that isn’t normal. I emailed pics to Marlin at JBA. I really would hate to have to take them back off.

Yes.

I recently installed my JBA UCAS. It doesn’t look right but I have it torqued to spec and the rubber boot doesn’t completely cover the ball joint. Is that normal? Really tough rubber!!

Ok I think I have gotten the answers I have been looking for. Thanks again.

I was told a 15x8 steel Pro Comp series 51 with 3.75” bs will work???

We’ll I thought I read up enough before I obviously made a horrible decision. Like most people I can’t afford to buy a proper lift for awhile. With that being said. Isn’t 22” in the front wheel to fender reasonable for now? Until I replace my unfortunate decision what tires should or can I...

I hope you might have time to read my reply to Tom. I made a mistake. Thanks.

I must apologize to everyone. I don’t know why I said I put on a Rustys lift. Probably because I did sooo much reading up on them but in fact I used the Rocky Road Outfitters budget lift with the long travel shocks in back. I hope this will make a difference!?

Any more suggestions?? Tom?? Thanks guys.

I will look into that. Thanks.