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I just ordered the rubicon 4.5 extreme duty lift. Yeah its spendy but not much more than the 2.5 inch lift and a few hunderd bucks more than the standard RE lifts. But if you look at what you get its well worth it. For me I hate my current shackles, they're huge like 8 inches. So the RE lift comes with shackles, bonus! Comes with everything you need, brake lines, drop pitman arm, t-case lowering kit, sway bar dico. the list is long.


That's just it...I don't want to have to use the t-case lowering kit. Right now I got all the tire clearance I need. I got a 4 banger so 31s are my top size unless I change gears...I already have trouble keeping up to highway speed on hills.

But the point of raising with suspension would be to get my frame and t-case shield up and out of the way. When I have gotten stuck it has either been high centered on the axle, which I can't fix, or in the t-case shield. So I don't want to have to lower that thing because it sort of nullifies the point of the lift.

I also don't want to have to muck with the driveline too much but I don't want vibration. This isn't a question of money because I got plenty (sometimes it's nice to be single) but a question of effectiveness and need. I don't need a 4+ lift. I want to lift just enough to get a couple extra inches between the ground and the frame without having to do a bunch more serious alterations to the vehicle.

On the other hand, a soa might be a better option for me? I do get stuck on the bolts for the leaf springs every once in a while...that might stop some axle stickage. Some friends of mine seem to think it's really easy and inexpensive but I think maybe it might be a bit different for the YJ. Who done this?





soa is nice but by no means is it any cheaper if done right

google SOA or search on here theres alot more invovled than you think ...personally i like the set up if done properly

but understand when you start messing with driveline angles and steering you wanna make sure you know what your doing and do it right <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />