6" lift ir 4" lift
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6" lift ir 4" lift
Hey everyone sorry to ask such a dumb question but I need help deciding on what to do I currently have a 4" lift on my 2 door JK and it is a rough country which was at the time the cheapest and most realistic thing for me well after adding the front bumper and the hard top I've dropped a few inches and I still have the rear bumper and spare tire to put on so here's what I was thinking either add a 2" spacer to the lift I have or go a full long arm 6" lift with 37" tires I'm running 35"s now it is my daily driver but I do offroad when I can please give my some input thanks in advance
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I would look at a drag link flip, not a drop pitman arm at 4"+ of lift. Spacers would be fine to add to your rig if you are getting sag from extra weight, but you should have plenty of lift for 35's and I would suspect even for 37's without using them. JKS makes a product called the acos which may be an option for you.
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I would look at a drag link flip, not a drop pitman arm at 4"+ of lift. Spacers would be fine to add to your rig if you are getting sag from extra weight, but you should have plenty of lift for 35's and I would suspect even for 37's without using them. JKS makes a product called the acos which may be an option for you.
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