Usafmikejr

I wanna get about another 1.5in to 2in more of lift I found the spacers for the coils but what will be the best way to get those few more inches in the rear?

http://www.quadratec.com/products/16190_2000_07.htm

rideordie66

Shackle kit can give you an inch or so with little worry.

Usafmikejr

Well I strictly do mud. I'am currently running 4.5in lift so I didnt know if that would work of if there is anyway at all to get a extra few inches

AoA

2" AAL is your best option since a 2" shackle would be excessive

Usafmikejr

Any brand you recommend for that?

AoA

Here, everything you'd need for that little more you want;
http://www.rustysoffroad.com/jeep-su...dd-a-leaf.html

kirknd4spd

How is the rear of your Jeep currently lifted? If its an AAL and shackle already, I'd get new leaves and keep the lift shackle. If you already have full replacement springs, either an AAL or shackle would work.

Usafmikejr

This is the lift i currently run

http://zoneoffroad.com/product?ki=439&gr=-1

AoA

AAL and spacers will do fine since you have new leaf packs and coils.

Usafmikejr

when doing AAL. Is it better to put the new leaf on the bottom or top?

AoA

I'm not sure what other say or do but I put it in under the main top leaf because its longer the the rest of them, also you should replace the U-bolts anytime you undo the pack from the axle. As well as throwing some shims in there to keep the angle since you are going higher, unless you have SYE already.

GOTWAX

Liquid iron industries shackle relocation bracket, adds 1.5" to rear using stock shackles, I just added the jks acos and the relocations to mine, the front is adjustable so I can always add extended shackles later to go higher if I want, right now I'm sitting almost 2" up from my initial 4.5" long arm lift

AoA

Very true, and better option in the long run. Although its is very expensive compared to AAL and spacers.

Usafmikejr

ok so the shim i would just put in the back of the pack with the thick side facing the rear?

GOTWAX