Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
09-12-2003, 12:03 PM
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Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would you
buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money are
permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs with
pictures? (Bill?)
Chad
2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money are
permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs with
pictures? (Bill?)
Chad
2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
09-12-2003, 12:34 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
RE
On 12 Sep 2003 16:03:50 GMT, chadsmach1@aol.com (Chad) wrote:
>>If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would you
>>buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
>>getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money are
>>permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
>>conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs with
>>pictures? (Bill?)
>>
>>Chad
>>2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
On 12 Sep 2003 16:03:50 GMT, chadsmach1@aol.com (Chad) wrote:
>>If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would you
>>buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
>>getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money are
>>permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
>>conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs with
>>pictures? (Bill?)
>>
>>Chad
>>2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
09-12-2003, 12:34 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
RE
On 12 Sep 2003 16:03:50 GMT, chadsmach1@aol.com (Chad) wrote:
>>If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would you
>>buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
>>getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money are
>>permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
>>conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs with
>>pictures? (Bill?)
>>
>>Chad
>>2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
On 12 Sep 2003 16:03:50 GMT, chadsmach1@aol.com (Chad) wrote:
>>If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would you
>>buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
>>getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money are
>>permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
>>conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs with
>>pictures? (Bill?)
>>
>>Chad
>>2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
09-12-2003, 01:29 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express, Teraflex,
Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
well.
I haven't heard any negatives re: running these kits on the street. Perhaps
someone here who's got one installed can comment.
"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
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> If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would
you
> buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
> getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money
are
> permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
> conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs
with
> pictures? (Bill?)
>
> Chad
> 2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
well.
I haven't heard any negatives re: running these kits on the street. Perhaps
someone here who's got one installed can comment.
"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20030912120350.13163.00000713@mb-m15.aol.com...
> If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would
you
> buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
> getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money
are
> permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
> conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs
with
> pictures? (Bill?)
>
> Chad
> 2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
09-12-2003, 01:29 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express, Teraflex,
Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
well.
I haven't heard any negatives re: running these kits on the street. Perhaps
someone here who's got one installed can comment.
"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
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> If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would
you
> buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
> getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money
are
> permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
> conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs
with
> pictures? (Bill?)
>
> Chad
> 2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
well.
I haven't heard any negatives re: running these kits on the street. Perhaps
someone here who's got one installed can comment.
"Chad" <chadsmach1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20030912120350.13163.00000713@mb-m15.aol.com...
> If you were going to spend your money on a 4" long arm kit, which would
you
> buy? I'll be doing a lot of highway driving with this, but I want to start
> getting into some more "hardcore" offroad driving now that time and money
are
> permitting. What are my choices out there for 4" lift kits with long arm
> conversions? Anyone recommend any? Got any links for detailed installs
with
> pictures? (Bill?)
>
> Chad
> 2000 TJ Sport (glad he never sold it)
09-14-2003, 02:57 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:29:26 -0600, Gerald G. McGeorge wrote:
> I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express, Teraflex,
> Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
> a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
>
> Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> well.
There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
it?
Dave
> I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express, Teraflex,
> Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
> a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
>
> Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> well.
There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
it?
Dave
09-14-2003, 02:57 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:29:26 -0600, Gerald G. McGeorge wrote:
> I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express, Teraflex,
> Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
> a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
>
> Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> well.
There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
it?
Dave
> I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express, Teraflex,
> Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie has
> a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
>
> Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> well.
There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
it?
Dave
09-14-2003, 04:13 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
I don't know about the 6", but one of the guys in my club bought the 4" full
traction and had several parts break on him. He was less than impressed.
I don't know what parts, but I don't feel that any suspension parts should
break!
"Dave" <dave@xxx.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:29:26 -0600, Gerald G. McGeorge wrote:
>
> > I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express,
Teraflex,
> > Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie
has
> > a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
> >
> > Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> > familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> > well.
>
> There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
> at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
> it?
>
> Dave
traction and had several parts break on him. He was less than impressed.
I don't know what parts, but I don't feel that any suspension parts should
break!
"Dave" <dave@xxx.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:29:26 -0600, Gerald G. McGeorge wrote:
>
> > I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express,
Teraflex,
> > Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie
has
> > a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
> >
> > Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> > familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> > well.
>
> There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
> at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
> it?
>
> Dave
09-14-2003, 04:13 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
I don't know about the 6", but one of the guys in my club bought the 4" full
traction and had several parts break on him. He was less than impressed.
I don't know what parts, but I don't feel that any suspension parts should
break!
"Dave" <dave@xxx.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.09.14.18.57.05.192661@xxx.com...
> On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:29:26 -0600, Gerald G. McGeorge wrote:
>
> > I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express,
Teraflex,
> > Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie
has
> > a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
> >
> > Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> > familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> > well.
>
> There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
> at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
> it?
>
> Dave
traction and had several parts break on him. He was less than impressed.
I don't know what parts, but I don't feel that any suspension parts should
break!
"Dave" <dave@xxx.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.09.14.18.57.05.192661@xxx.com...
> On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:29:26 -0600, Gerald G. McGeorge wrote:
>
> > I'll probably miss one along the way, but to date Rubicon Express,
Teraflex,
> > Skyjacker and Fabtech have 4" and greater long arm kits out, and Currie
has
> > a "triangulated" kit that's fairly radical.
> >
> > Folks who've installed the RE and Tera kits seem very satisfied. I'm not
> > familiar with the Skyjacker but I'd expect their kits to be very good as
> > well.
>
> There's also the Full Traction 6" with a 3-link rear. I've been looking
> at that one, but haven't yet made the plunge. Anyone know anything about
> it?
>
> Dave
09-14-2003, 08:00 PM
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Re: Quality 4 inch lifts (with long arms)
I was talking about Full Traction, not RE. I've never known anyone to have
anything other than good results from RE.
"Big Daddy" <NoWay@NoBusiness.com> wrote in message
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> TJim wrote:
>
> > I don't know about the 6", but one of the guys in my club bought the 4"
> > full
> > traction and had several parts break on him. He was less than
impressed.
> > I don't know what parts, but I don't feel that any suspension parts
should
> > break!
>
> Sometime ago on Quadratec's forums, there was some hoopla about RE lifts
and
> at least one person broke a spring that RE refused to replace as a
warranty
> item. However, the vast majority have had very good experience with RE.
anything other than good results from RE.
"Big Daddy" <NoWay@NoBusiness.com> wrote in message
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> TJim wrote:
>
> > I don't know about the 6", but one of the guys in my club bought the 4"
> > full
> > traction and had several parts break on him. He was less than
impressed.
> > I don't know what parts, but I don't feel that any suspension parts
should
> > break!
>
> Sometime ago on Quadratec's forums, there was some hoopla about RE lifts
and
> at least one person broke a spring that RE refused to replace as a
warranty
> item. However, the vast majority have had very good experience with RE.