help on lifting jeep
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guys i needed some help, am new into jeeps
i have 2010 wrangler and tomorrow am going to install the mopar offroad front bumper, and i needed to lift my car, there are many ways to lift a car spacers and coils i think. what do u recommend and which is better, and which wont harm the car.
btw my jeep is automatic and i have the stock sahara tires..
guys i needed some help, am new into jeeps
i have 2010 wrangler and tomorrow am going to install the mopar offroad front bumper, and i needed to lift my car, there are many ways to lift a car spacers and coils i think. what do u recommend and which is better, and which wont harm the car.
btw my jeep is automatic and i have the stock sahara tires..
Any mod is to accomplish a goal. What is the goal for your lift? Is it just for looks; are you planning to wheel heavy, or run 37" tires? What are you trying to do?
Spend some time learning, don't rush, read the FAQs. The better informed you are the better your money will be spent
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Spend some time learning, don't rush, read the FAQs. The better informed you are the better your money will be spent
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ery-Newbie-Has
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When you add weight, the coils 'squish' causing the loss of height. If you add spacers, you will regain height, but the coils are still squished. New coils are the better option. Decide how much height you want and then start looking at coils.
The front TF 'Performance' leveling coils give about 2".
The front TF 2.5" coils and OME HD coils both give about 3"
The front TF 'Performance' leveling coils give about 2".
The front TF 2.5" coils and OME HD coils both give about 3"






