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Quite a few; Buswacker makes pocket flares and flaties. Xenon has flaties, MORE, Poison Spyder, Warrior, and several others make tube flares.

TF's 2.5 nets about 3.25", and it's a good kit, but 33's may look a little small under it.

On 2 doors, Yes. Unlimiteds can handle a bit higher. If you have an Auto, at full droop, check you're front drive line, it can be hit or miss at 3"+ but you may have to notch your tranny skid plate so it doesn't connect with your driveshaft boot.

Man that "Sport" sticker is huge! What's the upcoming plan?

CARDS SUCK!!! But Being from St. Louis, I'm a little biased. Money grubbing, backstabbing, sell out team.

The OEM tire mount can hold a 35. For a while at least, wheeling can mess up the hinges with all the extra weight. Gears with an auto are more of a concern. I live just above sea level in a massively flat area, and the 4.10's suck with 35's. 5.13's are in the near future thank God!

NIce looking, ZJ's have such great potential!

Shaggy, you obviously don't respect the UV protectant qualities of dirt!

No Never could stand it over there. Every thread is either What tires will fit, Which lift is best, why is my jeep broken after I bough a RRO part. Can't stand the place.

Yes.

If LOST ever crashes again, I think we know where to go now.

Haha:lol: Hey Budke!

The Ouray/Silverton area of the San Juan's is a MUST Wheel area at least once in your lifetime. Ouray is the reason why I bought land in CO for when I retire in 3 years! If y'all can make the trip up there GO!!!

Welcome! To run 33's all you need is a 3/4" leveling lift for the front. Or Trim your Flares and run 35's! You have an auto or manual?

Make sure you recheck the torque on the spacers after a few days. I've seen them fail because the guy threw them on and never thought about them again.

I hope your site will support non-flash too... Gov't PC's block flash, so I can't hit those sites while at work.

Do you have a site? What other manufacturers do you carry? Oh and welcome, throw up a new thread in the Vendors section.

???? Nearly all AT's gum up in the mud (there is a difference between wet dirt and mud), some do a little better, but it's no replacement for a MT offroad. They do well in the dirt, on the street, in the snow, pretty much everywhere. But they aren't the best in any situation, it's a...

They are a pretty good AT , just keep in mind that AT's gum up pretty easy as soon as it gets wet.

I've installed and pulled out two of these kits on Freinds rigs. One had the 3" lift and the other had the 4". My OME sat higher than both. Do some research over on JKO there have been quite a few posts on Zone too.