Would this 4" lift set-up work for me?
08-11-2010, 10:08 PM
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Looks a little less crazy without the xenons and the BL. Here's a shot before I added the PJ rocker guards to give you an idea. Keep in mind also that if you add a winch to the front and/or a heavy front bumper it would probably suck down about another inch or 2 from whats shown in these pics. With my light ass stubby, I got about 5.5" of lift in the front
I like the flex I get out of it alot too, it's pretty decent for a short arm lift.
And now I can do this!
I like the flex I get out of it alot too, it's pretty decent for a short arm lift.
And now I can do this!
08-12-2010, 04:55 PM
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I have a stock manual 2008 jk wrangler 2 door. I want to get a 4 inch lift and get some 35's on 17 inch wheels. What type of lift would be best for me? Maybe someone out there has a similar set-up with the same driving style as me:
I use my jeep as my daily driver so I mostly use it on road.
When I go wheeling I like to use it mostly on trails, decent sized rocks, and mud on the occasion it actually rains in southern Cali
I am pretty much set on getting 35 x 12.5 R17 BFGoodrich T/A KO tires. Undecided on 17" wheels to go with them, but they're gonna be black
I am really interested in the Rancho 4" Sport suspension lift. It costs about 1000 bucks which includes RS9000x shocks, and then there is a $500 rebate. So it will only be about $500 out the door. Would this suspension lift be good? Has anyone tried this lift kit? It seems like a killer price too.
Also, since I am going from a completely stock ride, what else is necessary? (Re-gearing, etc). I am still learning
THANKS!!!!!
I use my jeep as my daily driver so I mostly use it on road.
When I go wheeling I like to use it mostly on trails, decent sized rocks, and mud on the occasion it actually rains in southern Cali
I am pretty much set on getting 35 x 12.5 R17 BFGoodrich T/A KO tires. Undecided on 17" wheels to go with them, but they're gonna be black
I am really interested in the Rancho 4" Sport suspension lift. It costs about 1000 bucks which includes RS9000x shocks, and then there is a $500 rebate. So it will only be about $500 out the door. Would this suspension lift be good? Has anyone tried this lift kit? It seems like a killer price too.
Also, since I am going from a completely stock ride, what else is necessary? (Re-gearing, etc). I am still learning
THANKS!!!!!
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08-12-2010, 06:47 PM
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It is a price jump but you get what you pay for...and expect to do driveshafts.
http://www.offroadwarehouse.com/JK
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Dan