2000 XJ Pavement Pounder (poser) Lift
02-26-2016, 01:15 PM
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2000 XJ Pavement Pounder (poser) Lift
Call it what you would like, but that's what I want to do.
I'm looking for ideas on the smoothest 3.5-4.5" lift. I know long arm is a good way to go, which I may, but it's very pricy.
Please give me some advice and forgive my ignorance. I love my xj but I do plan on using it as just an everyday driver with an aggressive look and quality ride.
Thank you all in advance.
-BigIrish
P.S. Advice on size wheels to go work that lift are greatly appreciated as well. Cutting is not a problem.
I'm looking for ideas on the smoothest 3.5-4.5" lift. I know long arm is a good way to go, which I may, but it's very pricy.
Please give me some advice and forgive my ignorance. I love my xj but I do plan on using it as just an everyday driver with an aggressive look and quality ride.
Thank you all in advance.
-BigIrish
P.S. Advice on size wheels to go work that lift are greatly appreciated as well. Cutting is not a problem.
02-28-2016, 07:49 AM
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Welcome to the forum.
If u want to drive it on the street, long arms is the way to go. More smoother like. U can also do regular short arms with drop brackets.
If u want to drive it on the street, long arms is the way to go. More smoother like. U can also do regular short arms with drop brackets.
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