Cage OffRoad Billet Jeep Spacer Kit Install Moab EJS ORC
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you cannot do this in a hour
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its not easy u can make those for about 10dollars out of pipe
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@DIRTSportsMag haha, i couldnt tell any difference either :S
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Hey guys thanks for the info on running 33s with a 2 inch lift. Everyone told me that it would not work but after watching this i put 33X12.5s on my Wrangler with 2" lift. They never rub. I am planning to add a 3.25" lift to give it a better look later but for now it works.
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Spring compressor helps, unless like me all you could find was one for a simi truck. It was no help, because compressed the outside of the compressor was taller then the extended spring. LOL Did it without the compressor but it kinda sucked.
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nice.
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I like it. I am planning to add 33s to my Jeep Wrangler Sahara with a 2 inch spacer lift. I have been reading a lot of people postings that 33s are a bad idea, but most of them are people that have never ran them. You have convenced me I am ordering 33s!
Thanks
Mark
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my dads superman.
want a medal?
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actually, these make a big difference. my dad is actually the machinist for cage offroad and built those spacers. the jk with the same kit on it scored a 754 on a 30 degree ramp so if you dont think they make a big difference your wrong
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Im gonna go out on a whim and say the spacers were for rubbing issues, and no coil spring compressors make it a lot longer honestly, all you need to do is disco the shocks/sway, and jack up the opposite side of the axle and spring pops right off buddy.
looks like you stuffed some oversized tires on to a rubicon and added an inch at best.. youre still stuck with tires that are too big for that jeep. honestly i didnt notice a difference.
robcogliani 3 years ago
Funny it wheeled fine for a year like that. 33's fit fine.
DIRTSportsMag 3 years ago