Non-Spacer 2" Lift Options
02-09-2007, 03:52 AM
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Pulled this from My.Project.JK, courtesy of DadsCJ. http://my.project-jk.com/showphoto.php?photo=55
02-09-2007, 07:59 AM
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I am running the 2-inch kit from Rusty's with 33's.
I have no problems and the install was very simple.
The ride is, as described by my wife, "Okay, it rides better than before."
My wife had had a small cow when I brought it home after the install of the lift. I agree that it rides better and it is not hard or harsh. It doesn't sway or run side to side on the road.
And best of all, the ESP doesn't kick in when driving. I have to really crank it to activate the ESP.
I have no problems and the install was very simple.
The ride is, as described by my wife, "Okay, it rides better than before."
My wife had had a small cow when I brought it home after the install of the lift. I agree that it rides better and it is not hard or harsh. It doesn't sway or run side to side on the road.
And best of all, the ESP doesn't kick in when driving. I have to really crank it to activate the ESP.
It looks great, by the way... another question: why'd your wife have a cow? Was it the additional height?
02-09-2007, 09:47 PM
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I am running the 2-inch kit from Rusty's with 33's.
I have no problems and the install was very simple.
The ride is, as described by my wife, "Okay, it rides better than before."
My wife had had a small cow when I brought it home after the install of the lift. I agree that it rides better and it is not hard or harsh. It doesn't sway or run side to side on the road.
And best of all, the ESP doesn't kick in when driving. I have to really crank it to activate the ESP.
I have no problems and the install was very simple.
The ride is, as described by my wife, "Okay, it rides better than before."
My wife had had a small cow when I brought it home after the install of the lift. I agree that it rides better and it is not hard or harsh. It doesn't sway or run side to side on the road.
And best of all, the ESP doesn't kick in when driving. I have to really crank it to activate the ESP.