3/4" spring spacer question
I just received my 3/4" Skyjacker leveling spacers from Quadratec. I'm now having second thoughts, because my Sahara doesn't seem to have near as much rake as some of the JK's I've seen. I don't want it to be too high in the front. The spacer measures exactly 3/4" thick. I really only need about a 1/2" to level the Jeep. I'm assuming that I will need to remove the stock rubber spacer. Can someone tell me if that is correct? I'm thinking that if I do remove the stock rubber one, that it must be at least a 1/4" thick, so by replacing it with the 3/4" spacer, I'd really only be gaining a 1/2", which is what I want. So I guess my main question is whether I need to remove the stock rubber spacer or not.
I just received my 3/4" Skyjacker leveling spacers from Quadratec. I'm now having second thoughts, because my Sahara doesn't seem to have near as much rake as some of the JK's I've seen. I don't want it to be too high in the front. The spacer measures exactly 3/4" thick. I really only need about a 1/2" to level the Jeep. I'm assuming that I will need to remove the stock rubber spacer. Can someone tell me if that is correct? I'm thinking that if I do remove the stock rubber one, that it must be at least a 1/4" thick, so by replacing it with the 3/4" spacer, I'd really only be gaining a 1/2", which is what I want. So I guess my main question is whether I need to remove the stock rubber spacer or not.
I just received my 3/4" Skyjacker leveling spacers from Quadratec. I'm now having second thoughts, because my Sahara doesn't seem to have near as much rake as some of the JK's I've seen. I don't want it to be too high in the front. The spacer measures exactly 3/4" thick. I really only need about a 1/2" to level the Jeep. I'm assuming that I will need to remove the stock rubber spacer. Can someone tell me if that is correct? I'm thinking that if I do remove the stock rubber one, that it must be at least a 1/4" thick, so by replacing it with the 3/4" spacer, I'd really only be gaining a 1/2", which is what I want. So I guess my main question is whether I need to remove the stock rubber spacer or not.
OK. I probably should have done this in the first place, but I decided to contact Skyjacker directly. Here is the scoop in case anyone else needs this info. They said to keep the stock coil spring isolators. They said that the 3/4" spacers should be installed on top of the coil spring isolators. So I guess that answers my question. I will gain a full 3/4" lift.


