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Just a little extra lift?
After a weekend of wheeling at jeep jamboree I am looking for a little more lift. I have a skyjacker 3 1/2" suspension lift and was wondering can I add another 3/4 to 1" of lift via spacers? What would my concerns be? After airing down I felt I lost a decent amount of clearance. Any input would be appreciated.
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Adding more lift could cause your caster to be off depending on the other components you have installed. adjustable control arms would help you regain caster after changing the lift height if you don't already have them.
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Originally Posted by nytruckee
(Post 3955322)
After a weekend of wheeling at jeep jamboree I am looking for a little more lift. I have a skyjacker 3 1/2" suspension lift and was wondering can I add another 3/4 to 1" of lift via spacers? What would my concerns be? After airing down I felt I lost a decent amount of clearance. Any input would be appreciated.
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Bigger tires unless you are all ready running monster tires
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Originally Posted by jadmt
(Post 3955386)
Bigger tires ...
A body lift or suspension lift won't have any effect on minimum ground clearance, although they could help with bumper, rocker or chassis ground clearance. |
Originally Posted by GreatWhite JK
(Post 3955373)
1inch body lift
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Originally Posted by rozzman10
(Post 3955395)
Gotta agree here. I used to hate the thought of a body lift, until I put one on my rig. Love it. Install is time consuming, but not difficult. Can barely tell that it is installed. I bought the Daystar 1" and wouldn't take it off for anything. Gives a little height at no cost to driveline, steering, etc.
a body lift doesn't move anything out of the way clearance wise, unless your sliders are mounted to your pinch seam....so yea |
Originally Posted by lkjk
(Post 3955558)
a body lift doesn't move anything out of the way clearance wise, unless your sliders are mounted to your pinch seam....so yea
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ooooo hahaha i see what your saying now, yea a body wouldn't be any help. Bigger tires is about all you can did if u don't want taller springs .
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Originally Posted by Rock Krawler Suspension
(Post 3955370)
Adding more lift could cause your caster to be off depending on the other components you have installed. adjustable control arms would help you regain caster after changing the lift height if you don't already have them. RK
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