time to lift the troopy

[crustyBJ60]

2.5"

if your using it for mostly road work, OME is the best option IMHO.

get the full kit from a good OME dealer, you get all the stuff you need to make it one sweet ride. and a warranty.

i have a OME kit on the 42 and 33x10.5's BFGoodfurnuthin's MT and it works very well. enough flex for light wheeling and nice road manners for a 40 series.

i've got the same tires on my troopy, but i'm sporting a goofy shackle lift and some old ironman springs in the rear and what looks like stockers in the front.

rides like s***, but better than the crap 31's and stock shackles i had on it in oz.

hth's
crusty

 

[Lupdog]

2.5"

if your using it for mostly road work, OME is the best option IMHO.

get the full kit from a good OME dealer, you get all the stuff you need to make it one sweet ride. and a warranty.

i have a OME kit on the 42 and 33x10.5's BFGoodfurnuthin's MT and it works very well. enough flex for light wheeling and nice road manners for a 40 series.

i've got the same tires on my troopy, but i'm sporting a goofy shackle lift and some old ironman springs in the rear and what looks like stockers in the front.

rides like ****, but better than the crap 31's and stock shackles i had on it in oz.

hth's
crusty

So if I wanted to squeeze 33's under my troopy I couldn't do it with stock suspension huh? Rear wheel well looks like it might be too tight going by the 31's I've got now.

Lup

 

[missipboy]

i had 33's under mine with no lift. fit just right. a 45's stock height is higher than a 40.

 

[Lupdog]

Thanks Missipboy, I'll get right on it

 

[yotawheeler]

hell iv seen a guy stuff 35"s onto a stock 40, little bit of trimming required for the 35" tires but that was on a 40 and your only thinken 33"s you should be pretty good to go...having said that im sporten 28" tires on my 40