true. but you can get 8" of lift with flatter leaves, a longer shackle and relocation brackets, and have a better riding, flexier rear suspension.

it would still be a terrible angle. he needs longer leaves or relocation brackets.

 

my rustys dont sit that far forward ,sure there rustys mine have plastic insert between the leafs dont see them on yours

 

so a longer main leaf and a good shackle in the possision opposite of what it is now would be good?

 

i bought the jeep with this lift already installed so theres no telling what is rustys and whats not lol

 

your looking for this angle so every thing flexs better

 

any body ever extended a main leaf ? lol im the kinda guy that like to fab stuff up and do stuff my self and dont have a whole lot of money right now.... booo this sucks

 

thanks ill see what i can do

 

If you get the relocators you dont need a longer main leaf. and you will get that angle anyways because you put the shackle more towards the front.

 

thanks for the help guys im super stubbern :facepalm: any way to fab some relocators?

 

what brand and size of shocks do yall recomend ? my front has 14''s of travel and rear has 10"s of travle

 

almost cheaper to buy than build
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/rough-c...t-rc-1117.html

 

figure out your final suspension setup, ride height, and bumpstops first, then measure.

i would also reccomend raising the rear lower shock mounts if you value clearance and not breaking them off.

 

Yes. My build has a set. Not a super clean looking set, but a set that has taken a beating. Search around too, there are many ideas out there.

 

i made mine for free.

they arent bolted, just welded. gets the job done



this is at full droop. i might shorten my shackle eventually.

 

If you're looking for shackle relocation brackets check these out. Much beefier than RC and bolt to the frame as well as the shackle box not just the box like RC.
http://www.hdoffroadengineering.com/...relocation-kit