Sounds like you are headed in the right direction. You have received some good advice.

I would be care cautious of making multiple changes at the same time. If you end up with any new symptoms it will be hard to tell what caused it.

Make your changes one at a time. It takes longer but is worth it in the end.

Pretty much known throughout the industry that AEV and OME are the only lifts that can improve the quality of the stock ride on the street.

You are also prob going to get more quality information on those companies in an overland/expedition forum. Not so much here.

And, your choice of tire makes a big difference. Dont buy mud tires for the street, stick with AT or street tires.

That's not really true.

well, the floor is yours ...

It's all opinion and preference to the driver. I like my RK coils and fox shocks better than stock. It corners better and handles better. Rides just as good or even better. It's all bout pairing the right shocks with the right coils and keeping the correct geometry.

I thought my OME coils/shocks gave a stiffer/harsher ride than stock, and I thought that my C rated MT's rode much better onroad than E rated AT's.

But hey, some guy on the internet posted that OME and AT's are better, so it must be true... :D

Bon Jour...:cool:

Update
 

So I ordered the AEV drop kit and installed it last week. Then I took the Jeep for a 8 hour trip over the weekend and it handles SO much better. I was driving 70 mph+ most of the time and I before the kit it would wander on the road...left..right..left..right. Constantly fighting it to keep it straight, but the drop kit has eliminated 90% percent of that.

Here is a picture of how much the angle changed when I installed one of the drop brackets:


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The arm furthest in the picture has the drop bracket installed and the closest one does not.


Thank you to everyone who made suggestions and comments :thumbsup:

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Question
 

What is the current brand of Spacer Lift that you are not happy with? I am looking to buy one for my Jeep soon.