ShiftKnowledge

I bought the Xl9000 Rancho kit for my jk unlimited and the ride is a little better as far as bumpiness but my concern is the rake. The front looks jacked up and is much higher than the back. I also really don't want to buy more parts or even have to add more hardware all over again.

Does Rancho sell 2" or 3" pucks? What about various sized rear springs? It may be a trial and error guessing game just to get my jeep looking back to normal.

This really sucks.

OH9JK

Any pictures? Also did you measure front and rear before & after?

mr ed

Hi, I had 2" pucks installed in front and had the same problem with the rake, they installed 3/4" in back and it look 100% better.

ShiftKnowledge

Kinda hard to tell from here and the night shot is not the best but even the GF thinks it looks funny

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Invest2m4

They probably assume you're going to run a bumper and winch.

I like it man, looks like you are accelerating hard! Hahaha.

ShiftKnowledge

It makes me look like a backwoods bo if you know what I mean.

lowendrider

Looks like a 3/4 to 1" spacer in the rear would level it out and not hard to do..

Dbmoorejr

Did it not come with pucks for the back. Strange? Have not seen a leveling kit that doesn't level?

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OH9JK

Most kits settle a bit over time but would agree that a puck in the rear or an aftermarket bumper/winch in front will level it out.

ShiftKnowledge

Well I didn't think that I'd have to pay $1200 for a new bumper and winch just to get it level.

I guess I'll have to add another puck. It already has two, the factory spacer and a 1" rancho puck. I'd rather just have one back there instead if having 3 or 4. I guess I'll need a 3" or 4" single puck then and I'm not sure if rancho even sells those.

I think teraflex does but I also don't want to mix match brands.