This is driving me nuts
So please chime in. I want to lift my vehicle
I put on springs and shocks first
now I want to add to the " KIt"
what comes next?
What is most important if there is such a thing.
I am after a good ride reliable as a daily driver competent if not excellent off road
So in what order do you add the parts of your suspension? what is most important? Why? I have seen so many post no one agrees on much.
I put on springs and shocks first
now I want to add to the " KIt"
what comes next?
What is most important if there is such a thing.
I am after a good ride reliable as a daily driver competent if not excellent off road
So in what order do you add the parts of your suspension? what is most important? Why? I have seen so many post no one agrees on much.
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Originally Posted by rj'sjeep
So please chime in. I want to lift my vehicle
I put on springs and shocks first
now I want to add to the " KIt"
what comes next?
What is most important if there is such a thing.
I am after a good ride reliable as a daily driver competent if not excellent off road
So in what order do you add the parts of your suspension? what is most important? Why? I have seen so many post no one agrees on much.
I put on springs and shocks first
now I want to add to the " KIt"
what comes next?
What is most important if there is such a thing.
I am after a good ride reliable as a daily driver competent if not excellent off road
So in what order do you add the parts of your suspension? what is most important? Why? I have seen so many post no one agrees on much.
If you don't have a Rubicon, longer swaybar links with quick disconnects, some longer brakelines or a drop bracket, and bumpstop extensions. Then of course some nice 33's or 35's on some new rims or stock rims with Spidertrax spacers. If you want to get more advanced, look at some adjustable arms and a better steering stabilizer.
Last edited by armycop; Feb 19, 2011 at 12:05 PM.
2. OME HD coils will give 3", not 2.25
3. Go out to northridge and look at the Long Travel kit. Those are the components you want. Start basic and add as you get the money.
4. Start browsing the other several thousand lift and gearing and tire threads before you even consider dropping any coin.
5. If you haven't figured out what all of the different components do by then, take another step back and research what they do and why you might want/need any of them
here are the pictures I was talking about will you PM me or post here the picts of your lift and front end after the lift is installed. I would like to see what bumper and winch you are carrying and what you think about all the weight on my front end?
I noticed you're in Encinitas, my hometown 
I might suggest you attend a local run to get more specific answers to your questions and see what other people are running that wheel the same type of terrain you run
The next two up comming runs are:
Terra Del Sol, March 5th
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...-Desert-Safari
Shamrocked March 19th
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...yon-March-19th
I might suggest you attend a local run to get more specific answers to your questions and see what other people are running that wheel the same type of terrain you run

The next two up comming runs are:
Terra Del Sol, March 5th
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...-Desert-Safari
Shamrocked March 19th
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...yon-March-19th
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Look in my profile and my album. The photo's in the garage are with the new winch and bumper and a 2 1/2 disk loft. It still sagged and as I described in your other thread steered heavy and rode rough. The other photo's show it with the 2 1/2" Teraflex lift and the Spiderflex spacers.



