Metalcloak Thread
JK Enthusiast
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From: Chicago, IL
Mines pretty much the same except I have teraflex tire carrier and no bumper.
On the front, can you take a measurement from the center of the bottom shock bolt to the bottom edge of the upper shock tower. A stock Jeep is 18 1/2. Here's a pic of what I'm saying. Thanks!
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On the front, can you take a measurement from the center of the bottom shock bolt to the bottom edge of the upper shock tower. A stock Jeep is 18 1/2. Here's a pic of what I'm saying. Thanks!
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JK Freak
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From: Texas
can't tell if users are really installing MC lifts or if this is all MC employees...some of the information has a bit too much detail, or knowledge of those close to the making of a product.
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Williamsport, MD
can't tell if users are really installing MC lifts or if this is all MC employees...some of the information has a bit too much detail, or knowledge of those close to the making of a product.
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
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JK Super Freak
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: South Windsor, Ct
can't tell if users are really installing MC lifts or if this is all MC employees...some of the information has a bit too much detail, or knowledge of those close to the making of a product.
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
JK Jedi
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 4,406
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From: Gray, GA
can't tell if users are really installing MC lifts or if this is all MC employees...some of the information has a bit too much detail, or knowledge of those close to the making of a product.
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 199
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From: Chicago, IL
can't tell if users are really installing MC lifts or if this is all MC employees...some of the information has a bit too much detail, or knowledge of those close to the making of a product.
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
and many of the posts are from low post numbers and if they comment on any other post it's always to pitch MC.. hmmm this forum has credibility
JK Junkie
Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Madison, New Jersey
Just added their 3.5" springs. Upper and lower front arms. Ride is noticeably better than the teraflex springs I took out. I would recommend their stuff without a doubt. Hopefully a year or two down the road I would still recommend it.
JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Up north
