This is good advice... HOWEVER... after the "first stage" of MY lift, I quickly realized I wanted more.
This is of course after swearing up and down that "I will never need to run 33's or larger on...
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Re: First time lift kit
This is good advice... HOWEVER... after the "first stage" of MY lift, I quickly realized I wanted more.
This is of course after swearing up and down that "I will never need to run 33's or larger on...
Re: First time lift kit
Here's why I would suggest staying away from the Zone 4.5" lift kit....
http://4x4media.info/images-products/zon/01-overlay/j23-24.jpg
First off, I see no provisions for correcting the track bar...
Re: First time lift kit
Agreed.
I think alot of this is going to come down to your funds...
What kind of budget are you working with?
Re: First time lift kit
The Rubicon Express 5.5 is a great kit, prob one of the most complete kits out there.
At that height though, you will most definitely need a new rear driveline, and a Slip Yoke Eliminator.
If your...