ok here's the deal... i put a 2" rough country spacer lift on my jk, it is a 2.5" on the front and a 2" spacer on the rear, but its still an 1" or so low in the front?? i hate the saggin' look. could it be my winch pulling it down, rough country says it should level it out, but no luck! is there anything i can do to fix this?? a quick or cheep fix w/o putting a whole new suspension kit on! does anyone make a 3" spacer or something?? thanks for any help or advice!!!

 

rough country sells 3/4" spacers for about $55....i put some on mine. you could stack that on top of the 2.5" maybe.

 

can you do that?? has anyone on here done that, i did install the shock extenders that came w/ the kit.... i was thinking of adding another spacer, but didn't know if it would pose a problem or not?? any help or advise from someone that has done this would be great!!!

 

I have the 2.5" tf kit and after my steel bumper it became nose heavy. I added the .75" spacer on top with no problems since. almost a year now. I still have a little rake. I'd go with the 1" teraflex spacer for best results. After a while you springs will sag b/c of the weight.

 

Could also swap out your springs for longer, heavier duty springs also as opposed to stacking spacers.

 

i've done it..but mine are 3/4" stacked on top of 1.75" spacers....havent had any problems though and it leveled mine out perfectly.

 

so, since mine are already 2.5" in the front will it be ok and safe to add the 1" from teraflex on top?? is there anything i need to know before doing this?? this would be the cheapiest and fastest way to do it, just wont to make sure its safe??? the wifey drives it some too w/ the little ones! thanks guys!!!

 

It's just as much work to add a spacer as it is to put new springs in. I would (and will be
) going to 3" TF springs up front to level out my JK. Do it once and do it right.

 

just take the spacer out of the back.

 

if it took it out of the back the tires would rub!!