Originally Posted by jsnyda

I have a 3" TF lift kit (which by the way I love) for about 2.5 years now. After adding a new bumper / winch, and just the normal compression of the coils the jeep has sagged a bit. That or I have lift envy and want bigger. Either way, I was thinking of adding 1" spacers to the both the front and rear. Is this something that is advisable? I know I need to spring for a bigger lift at some point, but this seems like a quick fix to get me more height? Any help would be appreciated, Thanks! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=507139"/>

Originally Posted by TJJK

JKS ACOS at least for the front

Originally Posted by jsnyda

I have a 3" TF lift kit (which by the way I love) for about 2.5 years now. After adding a new bumper / winch, and just the normal compression of the coils the jeep has sagged a bit. That or I have lift envy and want bigger. Either way, I was thinking of adding 1" spacers to the both the front and rear. Is this something that is advisable? I know I need to spring for a bigger lift at some point, but this seems like a quick fix to get me more height? Any help would be appreciated, Thanks!

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Originally Posted by mattgt5

I run 3/4" day star spacers on all four corners of my metalcloak game changer 3.5". Have since day one. Stack them correctly with your isolators and make sure your rear springs aren't too bowed and you will never even know they are there.

Originally Posted by kh202

I would just throw in 1/2" to 1" spacers for less than $50 vs dropping the coin for ACOS

Originally Posted by kh202

I would just throw in 1/2" to 1" spacers for less than $50 vs dropping the coin for ACOS

Originally Posted by TJJK

The value purchase is in the later.

Originally Posted by mattgt5

I run 3/4" day star spacers on all four corners of my metalcloak game changer 3.5". Have since day one. Stack them correctly with your isolators and make sure your rear springs aren't too bowed and you will never even know they are there.