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Old 12-17-2014, 01:03 PM
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Ok I have been doing a lot more research on lifts. I am a kid in highschool so I do not have a lot of money to do an extravagant lift but would still like to do some. I think I have decided to put 30" tires on the jeep with a 2" lift kit that way I still have some offroad capabilities but keep my mpg closer to where it is currently at. The only problem I am running into is that 2" kits don't come with full leaf springs. I have seen some xj leaf springs at junkyard in excellent condition. The junk yard charges $17 a spring. The new springs I have seen seem to run $100 a pop. I drive the vehichle only about 30 miles a week average. Any suggestions? I might also consider the bastard pack too if it works decently. Thanks for all the help.
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Originally Posted by billings98
Ok I have been doing a lot more research on lifts. I am a kid in highschool so I do not have a lot of money to do an extravagant lift but would still like to do some. I think I have decided to put 30" tires on the jeep with a 2" lift kit that way I still have some offroad capabilities but keep my mpg closer to where it is currently at. The only problem I am running into is that 2" kits don't come with full leaf springs. I have seen some xj leaf springs at junkyard in excellent condition. The junk yard charges $17 a spring. The new springs I have seen seem to run $100 a pop. I drive the vehichle only about 30 miles a week average. Any suggestions? I might also consider the bastard pack too if it works decently. Thanks for all the help.
Go look at the sticky thread what junkyard parts fit. Then you can do a bastard lift using other vehicles and such.
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Originally Posted by GreenXJ98
Definitely. If you get a heavy bumper and winch, go with the HD 3 inch coils from Rusty's off road.
So I'm not sure what to do I have a 1998 jeep Cherokee classic I want to do a 3 inch lift on it I was just going to do coils, leaf springs and shocks from rusty's offroad but I'm not sure If i have to get anything else for it or can i just do those.???
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