Lift kits

[DWiggles]

2013 Jeep JKU

1999 wj .

Ones with leaf springs.

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2011 Wrangler sport

I am just increasing my post count. I have no idea what lifts are good for your rig. :rock:

4 inch blocks? No idea really.

Wait is that what we're doing? I thought we were just saying random shit.

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No worries glad you enjoyed it [emoji106]

Gotta have a little fun every now & then...

I'm sorry I had fun. I won't do it again.

Dead... :cheesy:

Seriously, dead... lifts... :cheesy:

 

[swampdog]

Dead... :cheesy:

Seriously, dead... lifts... :cheesy:

We bring the heat

 

[trailraider]

any lift that incorporates home made sliders and a steering attenuator.

 

[notnalc68]

They were just razzing you a little. No one had their claws out.

 

[Ginz]

any lift that incorporates home made sliders and a steering attenuator.

As long as it has 22 inches of travel it should be good......

 

[WJCO]

Thanka guys! Youre awesome (the ones that tried)

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[Miggles]

I've heard a lot of good things about the BDS lift posted earlier in the thread. If I remember correctly they also come with a lifetime warranty; if you break a leaf or they sag they'll send you a replacement. If you're willing to shell out the extra $$$ for Alcan springs, I would go for those. They're custom made for your rig so you get the best ride and the best flex. My buddy used to have them on his Yota and they worked amazing, I'll see if I can find pics of it. However you still have to put together the rest of the kit so they'd cost a good chunk of change.
The PO installed a ProComp 4" lift on mine. Don't go ProComp.

 

[YJJK]

Depends on your planned usage. DD, just Rubicon Express, even Skyjacker or similar kits. Wheeling, Old Man Emu is said to be the best, but I have never installed them (wife would kill me)

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