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03-07-2009 | 04:04 PM

#11

2Summer

JK Freak

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From: Port of Newcastle, Ontario, Canada

Looks good..

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03-07-2009 | 04:32 PM

#12

-MAW-

JK Super Freak

Joined: Apr 2007

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From: MONTREAL; CANADA

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Originally Posted by JK Freedom

It will rub off-road. With his 3" lift, I would recommend a 1" body lift. Less expensive than a new lift...

Maybe just 1" spacers cheaper and easier to put on

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03-07-2009 | 05:06 PM

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jtlr

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From: Brampton, ON.

100% sure there is a 1" body lift on it I installed it about amongh ago myself!

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03-07-2009 | 05:19 PM

#14

Yoda

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From: New France

Quote:

Originally Posted by jtlr

100% sure there is a 1" body lift on it I installed it about amongh ago myself!

I installed a body lift on my Jeep 2 months ago (I removed it one week later), and I had a 2" space between the rear bumper and the fender.
Did you installed a rear bumper relocation bracket?

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03-07-2009 | 06:27 PM

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jtlr

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From: Brampton, ON.

Quote:

Originally Posted by JK Freedom

I installed a body lift on my Jeep 2 months ago (I removed it one week later), and I had a 2" space between the rear bumper and the fender.
Did you installed a rear bumper relocation bracket?

No it did not come with the relocation brackets I think that is for the 2" bl

Why did you remove it?

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