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Old 04-27-2011, 10:16 PM
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I have a 99 XJ and was wondering do you guys think it will sit sort of level if i put a 2 inch coil spacer up front. I currently have a 3" RC coil up front and the rear is a dakota bastard back. I measured the front to 29" and the rear is 32". What else would i need in the front make it ride right again if i put the 2 inch coil spacer in and get around 5 inches i currently have stock control arms no sway bar stock brake lines no SYE or TC drop. do you guys think it will sit level and sorry for the sh***y picture thanks
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with it not on a level surface its hard to tell. but it looks like 2 inches would be close. its a good idea to have the rear a little higher then the front, that way you can load it and its level, or towing its pretty level too.

I would think 2-3 inches depending on how level you want it. what frankZ posted is the only real way to do it once and be able to fine tune it...
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Oh god, please don't do it! Your gonna get vibes and most likely the death wobble! Your lower control arms, being stock, will definitely pull your axle backwards too. Bad mojo
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oh yeah, forgot to comment on that part. you need control arms, adjustable trackbar, alignment, sway bar disconnects, SYE and longer brake lines. do it right, do it once....
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Don't by spacers (of any kind) till you've addressed the entire front end.
ACOS are great....but you have some other items you need to take care of first.
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Ok before i put the spacers in im going to work on getting the parts little by little i already have the spacers they were free theyre polyurethane ones. I have an adjustable track bar in my garage just waiting to put it on and i guess ill buy extended brake lines and extended lower control arms and i guess for the Tc drop im going to go 1 inch
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