I agree that you need to decide if you think you'll be getting the urge to
go bigger later. If so, go ahead and do it right/the way you want it, the
first time. However, I don't think I'll be going over 2" anytime soon and
Phinz may be in the same boat. It gave me a bit more clearance and is still
comfortable for my wife & 2 year old to climb into. Any taller with larger
tires and that would start becoming a chore for them.

Now... that said, I know a lot of people get the bug once they start lifting
and decide to go much taller. The good thing is, the BB is a pretty cheap
way to get a it of a lift without throwing away too much later if you did
decide to lift more.

"Jerry McG" <gmcgeorge.remove@frontier.net> wrote in message
news:c6f7cq1p60@enews1.newsguy.com...
> You might just want to save your money and wait until you can get a proper
> lift, wheels & tires. I GARONTEE you will be dissatisfgied with any
"budget
> boost" in short order. Wait for 4" and the 35s!
>
> "Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
> news:93d340820a724e990307a881141e87ce@news.teranew s.com...
> > OK since Rubicon Express Budget Boost is on backorder, and I got a
> unanimous
> > bad feedback on the Skyjacker. I have found a place that will sell me
the
> RE
> > Budget Boost with the Old Man Emu shocks for $310. I really feel good
> about
> > this one and am going to look around for a better price. What do you all
> > think? Again its a2002 TJ Sahara.
> > and again.... Thanks for all the help
> >
> >
>
>