I'm very newbie! Lift question!
I've been playing with drag, drift machine like s13, s14, supra, s2000 in my lifetime and it's my first time moving into truck tuning.
I'm very newbie to truck and need help so bad.
I've bought a 98 Grand Cherokee 4.0.
My first mod will be lift with 31" tire all around.
Where do you exactly put 2.5" spacer if you wanna lift it without any shock upgrade. Any pictures to understand easily?
Please help! I've searched but no pictures...
I'm very newbie to truck and need help so bad.
I've bought a 98 Grand Cherokee 4.0.
My first mod will be lift with 31" tire all around.
Where do you exactly put 2.5" spacer if you wanna lift it without any shock upgrade. Any pictures to understand easily?
Please help! I've searched but no pictures...
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they go on top of your coil springs up front
http://industryfigure.com/berkeley/J...ktfnewcoil.jpg
^^ here is a picture for you
http://industryfigure.com/berkeley/J...ktfnewcoil.jpg
^^ here is a picture for you
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Yes... you do the same thing for all four springs..... don't worry... I'm fairly new to off road builds... as I myself have always been in the performance car building for my years... you'll pick up on lots of stuff, and find some similarities.. or ways to create similarities to the things you know about cars....
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just spacers and tires is what i did on my old grand, i didnt use a spring compressor when i did it either since i was working alone and it would have been my first time (ive heard some horror stories....) and it was still doable. goodluck on the lift and post some pics when you get it done
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http://www.jeepspeak.com/bb_wj.asp
this is a writeup for a wj and its nearly the same. just remember that the spacers go at the TOP of the spring.
and no pics but for a zj
http://www.kevinsoffroad.com/sharedi...allbbzjxj.html
this is a writeup for a wj and its nearly the same. just remember that the spacers go at the TOP of the spring.
and no pics but for a zj
http://www.kevinsoffroad.com/sharedi...allbbzjxj.html
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Last edited by ol"blue; Nov 4, 2010 at 06:55 PM.
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Since you've got a ZJ, Check it out here. http://www.jeepbrokers.com/jeep_proj...il_spacers.htm
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i went with the 2in but i wasn't replacing shocks. ive heard that you shouldnt go with the 3 inch one because of the rear posts. im unsure about the 2.5in ones though
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the budget lift will work as you describe but alwats remember a budget lft will get you a budget experience/ a $2000 lift with $2000 tires will get you a $4000 basket of fun(and safty)


