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Old 04-16-2012, 10:27 PM
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So im already itching to get my jeep higher so i can fit bigger tires. Is there an easy somewhat cheap effective way that can get my jeep to a 6.5" lift. I still want the flex i have if more. I dont have alot of money but when i have a goal in mind i work like an s.o.b towards it. Any info. thanks
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acos in the front, longer shackle in the rear. plus a shackle relocating box adds an inch or so of lift so you would only need 1 more inch outa your shackle if you go those which is recomended. and then like I said, acos spacer up front.
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acos in the front, longer shackle in the rear. plus a shackle relocating box adds an inch or so of lift so you would only need 1 more inch outa your shackle if you go those which is recomended. and then like I said, acos spacer up front.
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how much do the acos give and is it possible to see a set up with the shackle relocating box? I already have a 4.5" SA lift kit with full leafs
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I was thinking about this for the long run on my XJ, was thinking of a 1.5" coil spacer up front and a 1.5-2" shackle in the back
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i know i want to be around 6.5" and im gonna make the SA lift into a LA so i thought while i was at it i would lift it some more!
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Could i just get the cheap spacers or no? 2" Of those are like 50 bucks
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Don't need more lift for bigger tires. Bump stop. Longer shocks if you want more travel.
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But i dont have money for longer shocks. High school student
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If you want to just run bigger tires extend your bumpstops and/or cut more. Really don't need to lift more. Be a lot more stable where you're at

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