Re: FINALLY getting my lift, now what lift to get is the question.
 

I have the Rough Country lift -- just remember, they don't call it Rough
Country for no reason at all....

I will say, though, that after having it on for almost a year, things
softened up a bit. Not much, but a bit. It could have something to do with
my having a 2.5L (lighter). My front end sits slightly higher than the rear
now that I have the tire carrier and 33" MT hanging off the back. Have to
get some small coil spacers to counter that. Or a winch up front to lower
it a bit. ;-)

Eric
"Jeep" <jrhiltz@eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:vYhme.17734$9A2.3423@edtnps89...
>I second the BDS ;ifts...I know atleast 20 ppl with them on their TJ and
>they work well, priced well and great customer service...also the Rough
>country 4" is a beauty kit and very inexpensive...my buddy jus put one on
>his TJ with plenty of room for his 35's and then some
>http://rough.roughcountry.com/ $499. US for a complete 4" kit! ya can't
>beat that!
>
> Jeff
> '03 TJ w/ BDS and Pro Comp suspension- 33" Trxus MT
> '95 ZJ soon to be on 4 BDS shocks w/ fr coils moved to rear and 3" coils
> up front w/ 31's
> "Robb S via CarKB.com" <forum@CarKB.com> wrote in message
> news:2a3ce38550f646ba8085e855563fbbe9@CarKB.com...
>>I just put a rubicon 4 1/2" on my YJ and it's actually closer to 6" high.
>> Rubicon has awesome springs, soft and flexy....do some research on their
>> lifts and springs. I think you'd be really happy. The kit was complete
>> and all the parts fit great.
>> --
>> Robb
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