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Old 06-30-2008, 01:14 AM
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Would these be considered a BB or spacer lift? Looks to me like the rears give more lift than the front. Isn't that opposite of most setups that're designed to reduce the front rake?

How big of a tire will these allow to be run on a JK? Could I use these to run 35's?
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from what i understand is it allows you up to 4 inch lift.
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The JKS website show them at 1"-2.5" for the front and 2"-4" for the rear.

Can anyone make sense of that. It seems to me from the way other lifts are advertised that this is backwards.



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