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 Jeep Lift?
#467905
06/23/04 01:06 PM
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What is the correct way to measure how high a jeep has been lifted? Thanks. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
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 Re: Jeep Lift?
[Re: bigjeep1980]
#467906
06/23/04 08:16 PM
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Anonymous
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I crawled under mine and measured the spring length front and back, then crawled under someone else's stock setup and measured their's. Body lift, just measure the puck height.
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Re: Jeep Lift?
#467907
06/24/04 11:58 AM
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Thanks Chris I appreciate the answer <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Jeep Lift?
#467908
06/26/04 06:42 AM
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Anonymous
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I usually do from the front fewnders and rear fenders. thats where you get the clearnace for bigger tires.
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Re: Jeep Lift?
#467909
06/28/04 08:37 PM
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Anonymous
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That's where my body lift bit me in the a$$. Plenty of room in the fenders for 35's, but they'll rub the front stabalizer/ anti-sway bar when turning. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif" alt="" /> Duh-op.
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Re: Jeep Lift?
#467910
06/28/04 11:33 PM
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Anonymous
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also you may do it from measuring the bottom of the fender to the top of the rim lip
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