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2 Door Jeep JK, 2.5 inch TF Coil Lift plus .75 + daystar coil spacers. Good idea?
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2 Door Jeep JK, 2.5 inch TF Coil Lift plus .75 + daystar coil spacers. Good idea?
I just installed a 2.5 inch TF Coil lift on my 2 dr jk and then added a Rancho Rear Bumper/Tire Carrier. Now my back sags and the front sits slightly, just a little bit higher now. I was wondering if it was safe to add the .75 spacers to the rear. Would the handling suffer? Thanks
Also have another 100# of rock sliders coming in the mail.
Also have another 100# of rock sliders coming in the mail.
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I just installed a 2.5 inch TF Coil lift on my 2 dr jk and then added a Rancho Rear Bumper/Tire Carrier. Now my back sags and the front sits slightly, just a little bit higher now. I was wondering if it was safe to add the .75 spacers to the rear. Would the handling suffer? Thanks Also have another 100# of rock sliders coming in the mail.
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Report out how this goes... I have a 2.5 lift on a 4dr and am looking to add weight. I was considering a coil spacer as an option if needed. Was wondering if spacer would have any implications/negatives in terms of performance, driveline, etc. love the set-up I have and don't want to unintentionally create a frankenlift situation.
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