Need help leveling my Jeep...
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Need help leveling my Jeep...
I have a 2" budget boost and i want to level my jeep out. Is there a cheap way of doing this. What would i need to accomplish this. I have a rugged ridge bumper on my jeep not in picture and plan on putting a winch on soon so that mean it is going to drop the front down even more. What about putting a puck under the front body mounts, would that work? Any info would be appreciated. If you look at the pic u can clearly see that the front dips down and i really want to level it out.
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Chris
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Chris
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I have a 2" budget boost and i want to level my jeep out. Is there a cheap way of doing this. What would i need to accomplish this. I have a rugged ridge bumper on my jeep not in picture and plan on putting a winch on soon so that mean it is going to drop the front down even more. What about putting a puck under the front body mounts, would that work? Any info would be appreciated. If you look at the pic u can clearly see that the front dips down and i really want to level it out.
Thanks
Chris
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Chris
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The best way is to put in some taller coils, but if you are on a really tight budget and just want to eliminate the rake, then put in some shorter spacers in the back.
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The quick way that most people do that is to put a 2.5" BB in--it will boost the front 2.5" and the rear 2.0". Since you're past that, you might want to give David at Northridge4x4 a call and discuss these ...
Northridge4x4 Coil Spacers
David will get you set up with what you need, and will deliver top-notch customer service in the process.
Northridge4x4 Coil Spacers
David will get you set up with what you need, and will deliver top-notch customer service in the process.
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Thanks everyone who responded to my request. Any one know where the best place to get a 3/4 inch spacer kit for the front. Northridge maybe...How about price....
Chris
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Forget stacking spacers and go with new HD coil springs !!! Teraflex 2.5", OME HD 2" ... Your factory coil springs will still continue to sag with the added weight. Do the coils now !!! Do it once and save yourself the aggravation !!!
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I took a shortcut and installed 3/4 spacers from Q-tec after my initial BB lift, & my front end is raking almost like it was when stock since i added a Shrockworks mid-width bumper and a winch... i would go with new coils and avoid having to break down your front end twice...
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PS: Front 2"3/4 and back 2"1/4 when I first installed, but not sure about now. The pic was taken some time later.
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I think ur right about the coil springs.. I will be looking in to that. Will get rid of the rake in my jeep.