I just installed my lift today...after waiting for over 3 weeks to get it.

The install went better then I expected....since I am not a mechanic, have limited amount of tools on hand, and I have never installed a lift kit before.

I installed the lift at home in my garage, total time was approx. 6.5 hrs.
I figured it would take me about 12 so I was really pleased.

I took me about 4 hrs. to do the front by myself, when my son got home from work
I was just starting the rear and we were done in about two.5 hrs.

I did save some install time by installing front JKS quick disconnects, and a JKS rear adj. track bar, so I didn't have to remove the sway bar and install all the extra brackets, all I had was 2 holes to drill for the aluminum bump stops.

I HAVE MORE PICS IN MY PROFILE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO VIEW THEM.

 

Very nice. Now go get it muddy!!!!!!!!

 

Looks great. What was your final increase in height? I netted 4" on mine.

 

i also have a pro comp 2.5" lift and i added a daystar 3/4" spacer on top of that.. here is what it looks like, i never did check how many inches of lift i really got....

 

SOOOOOOOOOO Tall

 

Very nice I have the same lift with the Rancho's.

 

I got about 3.75 front and 3 in back.....pretty happy with how it turned out..I have an appointment to get the alignment checked on Friday, but it runs strait down the road...

 

looks good, what size wheels and tires are you running?

 

nice looking jeep, mine is slowly evolving.....I think wheels are going to be next, I will probably get 17's so I can swap the tires..33's are good for now I just want them to stick out farther past the fenders...

 

My lift was the same as yours 4"