OME 4" lift
02-07-2012, 02:37 AM
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i swapped from the 16/17 springs to the 4" springs. I'm going with bilsteins instead of ome for the shocks though, so i'll update later this week with the difference in ride (since i have the ome on there currently)
02-09-2012, 03:42 PM
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so to update, I installed the shocks tonight. The bilsteins are much much firmer. the ome shocks you can compress by hand, and they rebound slowly. the bilsteins were a struggle to compress, and then rebound quickly. for my heavier jku with the stiffer ome springs, it seems to be a great combo. I need to drive around a bit more to get a really good feeling for them, but on the first test drive, felt great.
really though, you cant go wrong either way
really though, you cant go wrong either way
02-12-2012, 11:46 AM
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This pictures shows a lot of parts..
Front and Rear Coil Springs
Front and Rear Coil Spacers
Adjustable Front Track Bar
Caster Kit
Driveline Kit
Rear Track Bar Bracket
Front and Rear Bump Stops
Front Sway Bar Disconnect Kit
Rear Sway Bar Links
Brake Line Relocation Brackets
Steering Stabilizer
Nitro Sport Shocks
Anyone know what a "Caster & Drivline Kit" is?
Front and Rear Coil Springs
Front and Rear Coil Spacers
Adjustable Front Track Bar
Caster Kit
Driveline Kit
Rear Track Bar Bracket
Front and Rear Bump Stops
Front Sway Bar Disconnect Kit
Rear Sway Bar Links
Brake Line Relocation Brackets
Steering Stabilizer
Nitro Sport Shocks
Anyone know what a "Caster & Drivline Kit" is?
02-12-2012, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sacdaddy03
This pictures shows a lot of parts..
Front and Rear Coil Springs
Front and Rear Coil Spacers
Adjustable Front Track Bar
Caster Kit
Driveline Kit
Rear Track Bar Bracket
Front and Rear Bump Stops
Front Sway Bar Disconnect Kit
Rear Sway Bar Links
Brake Line Relocation Brackets
Steering Stabilizer
Nitro Sport Shocks
Anyone know what a "Caster & Drivline Kit" is?
Front and Rear Coil Springs
Front and Rear Coil Spacers
Adjustable Front Track Bar
Caster Kit
Driveline Kit
Rear Track Bar Bracket
Front and Rear Bump Stops
Front Sway Bar Disconnect Kit
Rear Sway Bar Links
Brake Line Relocation Brackets
Steering Stabilizer
Nitro Sport Shocks
Anyone know what a "Caster & Drivline Kit" is?
02-15-2012, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by sneck
so to update, I installed the shocks tonight. The bilsteins are much much firmer. the ome shocks you can compress by hand, and they rebound slowly. the bilsteins were a struggle to compress, and then rebound quickly. for my heavier jku with the stiffer ome springs, it seems to be a great combo. I need to drive around a bit more to get a really good feeling for them, but on the first test drive, felt great.
really though, you cant go wrong either way
really though, you cant go wrong either way
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02-15-2012, 06:09 PM
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02-15-2012, 07:27 PM
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I didn't even think it had been released yet. I was looking at it on their Facebook page and they said spring release?
Xodius you better stick with the one I sold you. I have already bought another one as I couldn't take it anymore and now they do this to us. My thoughts on it are if the 2" heavy nets 3-4" are the 4" heavy going to net 5-6"? Maybe I'll sell mine too and we can be in the doghouse together. I am getting tired of lifting and un-lifting Jeeps!
Xodius you better stick with the one I sold you. I have already bought another one as I couldn't take it anymore and now they do this to us. My thoughts on it are if the 2" heavy nets 3-4" are the 4" heavy going to net 5-6"? Maybe I'll sell mine too and we can be in the doghouse together. I am getting tired of lifting and un-lifting Jeeps!
02-16-2012, 01:08 PM
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ome 2.5" lift
the +40 coils with bilsteins
I wish I had taken a pic with the old lift and the rubi tires. But rest assured, they are the same size tires, I just happened to trade someone my sra's for some rubi take offs. feel free to donate to the "sneck needs 37s" fund
the +40 coils with bilsteins
I wish I had taken a pic with the old lift and the rubi tires. But rest assured, they are the same size tires, I just happened to trade someone my sra's for some rubi take offs. feel free to donate to the "sneck needs 37s" fund