OK bs
I'm thinking he'll be running around with his front end awful high. I mean, he's getting the coil lift, not a BB. So these coils are already set for some amount of aftermarket weight. I hate to get it together, you see how high 3/4" really is (I know, doesn't sound like much, but when your Jeep is leaning backwards ....), and then decides he'd like to pull it off. I think it would be better to wait until you have your mod's set, then measure and decide how much you really need to raise the front (or even the rear, in some cases). But, whatever you want, Chase, we'll do it that way.
I mean who would go against a Jedi's reasoning.. hahah
Last edited by bigcjeep; May 13, 2011 at 12:52 PM. Reason: spelling for idiots.. thats me
All in all does a very good job. its NOT waterproof though I have noticed some seepage at areas where water pools on the roof.. but overall awesome.. Thought about getting a pool noodle to cram up there above my bar to help stop pooling.
There are some kind of braces you can get that prop up the top. Top Prop or something like that. I've had a ton of rain pool up there, and have to get inside the Jeep and push up to get if off before I dare take the cover off (Okay, the first time that happened I may not have realized that all of that water was up there. And I got soaked when I carelessly pulled the cover off. But, that was before I was Jedi. :-) )
Originally Posted by Mark Doiron
There are some kind of braces you can get that prop up the top. Top Prop or something like that. I've had a ton of rain pool up there, and have to get inside the Jeep and push up to get if off before I dare take the cover off (Okay, the first time that happened I may not have realized that all of that water was up there. And I got soaked when I carelessly pulled the cover off. But, that was before I was Jedi. :-) )
There are some kind of braces you can get that prop up the top. Top Prop or something like that. I've had a ton of rain pool up there, and have to get inside the Jeep and push up to get if off before I dare take the cover off (Okay, the first time that happened I may not have realized that all of that water was up there. And I got soaked when I carelessly pulled the cover off. But, that was before I was Jedi. :-) )
I'm thinking he'll be running around with his front end awful high. I mean, he's getting the coil lift, not a BB. So these coils are already set for some amount of aftermarket weight. I hate to get it together, you see how high 3/4" really is (I know, doesn't sound like much, but when your Jeep is leaning backwards ....), and then decides he'd like to pull it off. I think it would be better to wait until you have your mod's set, then measure and decide how much you really need to raise the front (or even the rear, in some cases). But, whatever you want, Chase, we'll do it that way.
yea im with you.. aftermarket coils arnt going to sag as bad.. well some will not going to mention names. but yea his will be fine and then bc they are 3/4" that might be too high.. a half i could see... but a 3/4 is a bit much... Mark I agree..
I mean who would go against a Jedi's reasoning.. hahah
I mean who would go against a Jedi's reasoning.. hahah
Im not going again his reasoning, i know that! haha without him i would be with some lift that doesnt work right now and no knowledge of my jeep at all. 1/2" would have been preferable...but i wasnt able to order it online in time. Im just worried after they settle and i add a winch that the front will lower more. Since after this summer, i wont have my spare on the tailgate (i think), and no rear bumper at all. so the front will be more weighed down then the back..
Then again i come from the car world..where you wanted your car as low as possible with coilovers...so everythings just backwards to me. haha.






