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Can you give a VERY basic price list of before and after setup? You can even say "$x for 2" lift setup" then "$y for the additional stuff" or something. Just curious.
That's a lot of lift and articulation for 2" + 1" body. I say again, WOW!
I ordered the original OME 2" kit from David at Northridge for like $600 something I believe. Then I added adjustable track bars to straighten the axles. That was like another $300. The 1" BL was around $100. The OME long-travel shocks were around $300 something and the lower control arms were around $550. So all together thats about $1850. Then if you add in all the miscellaneous stuff I had to do such as extended brakelines, bumpstops, 1/2" spacers, and spring retainers; that's about another $250. So that's $2100. Getting real close to some of the complete lift kits out there but I've learned an awful lot about my jeep by doing things one step at a time (this is my first Jeep), and saved a lot of money by doing most of the installation myself. And really it shouldn't even be $2100 if I had gotten the Long travel shocks in the first place.
Sorry didn't mean to write a book but I had to explain everything I did for you to get a better idea of actual cost. I have to agree though that this setup has been a bang for the buck winner so far. It's allowed me time to save up for something else as I go as opposed to buying a large kit all at once.
If I could do it all over again and had the money I'd probably go with a 3 or 4" Teraflex Flexarm kit and replace the shocks with OME LT's for a better ride.
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