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If you leave re-locators in, this shouldn't be a problem.Originally Posted by Guntar13
I might get a wild hair in a few months and sell this one and buy another and then I have holes in the floor I have to deal with before I could rightfully sell it to someone else.
If you expect to remove them, then wouldn't you miss the stock shackle boxes you were willing to cut off?
No one has anything bad to say about the liquid iron one but their design is going to provide about an inch of lift which you said you didn't want.
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The ONLY way you can net 0" of lift with a relocation bracket is to cut out the stock shackle boxes and replace them with hd offroad no lift brackets. If you don't wanna do that then you're gonna have to deal with the extra lift.
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If it makes you feel any better about HD Offroad, he lives in Indiana as well and he brought pizza for all of us at Winterfest. How could you not buy from him knowing that? 
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i underdstand man honestly up until your post i didnt know lii made shackle relocaters i only knew of their leaf spring slider boxes which have great reviewsOriginally Posted by Guntar13
Sounds like a great option for someone that doesn't do their own work. (Not this guy). I purchase quality parts for my jeeps and live by the strict philosophy that my stuff is built not bought. Been riding with my lift for about 8 months now and am just tired of the crappy shackle angle so looking for opinions on which brackets have the best reviews from real world people not members of the company posting reviews online. Which you see tons of these type out there! So far half the crowd agrees on HD, the other half on ironman, but so far no one has said much about the liquid iron. So am I to suspect they aren't very good or is it that people have just not used them?
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I received my setup from HD Offroad last week and will be installing them this weekend. I too was looking for NO-Lift but after driving around for about a year or so with a lot of bouncing in the rear, I really didnt care if I had to put holes in the floorboard. Not only that, Brian was quick to answer any questions before I ordered and he kept his word.
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The bolt in shackle from HD offroad does not require you to drill any holes. It will give you a 1" lift or so, depending on the angle of the shackle.