Help lifting my jeep!
03-06-2013, 06:54 PM
#11
You can easily do a 3" spacer lift with new shocks, wheels and tires for less than $3k. It's a pretty simple install that you really can do yourself. If you decide to upgrade later to a true suspension lift, you can sell off the spacer lift components and recoup some of the money.
As has already been said if your really looking for something economical go with maybe a budget boost and 33" boots. Or for a little bit more you can get a 2.5 coil. You can also get shock extensions and run your stock shocks for the time being and then upgrade when you can. Many, many options.
Again many different options to chose from. Do some searching and you'll figure it out. When it comes to tires and wheels you can save some money by running 15's compared to 17's etc.
03-06-2013, 07:25 PM
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Don't waste your money on a "spacer" lift.
As has already been said if your really looking for something economical go with maybe a budget boost and 33" boots. Or for a little bit more you can get a 2.5 coil. You can also get shock extensions and run your stock shocks for the time being and then upgrade when you can. Many, many options.
Again many different options to chose from. Do some searching and you'll figure it out. When it comes to tires and wheels you can save some money by running 15's compared to 17's etc.
As has already been said if your really looking for something economical go with maybe a budget boost and 33" boots. Or for a little bit more you can get a 2.5 coil. You can also get shock extensions and run your stock shocks for the time being and then upgrade when you can. Many, many options.
Again many different options to chose from. Do some searching and you'll figure it out. When it comes to tires and wheels you can save some money by running 15's compared to 17's etc.
03-06-2013, 08:05 PM
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