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ideas about lifting
Just get a set of OME coil springs and Rancho shocks and you're all set. :) You can do a clevis up front (Tony's got a good writeup on that) and add another rear upper isolator pad (you can get that from your dealer).- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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?Front wheel drive KJ?
Didn't leak a drop of fluid when I removed my rear driveshaft to replace my u-joint. (I have a 2002, also)- jeepkj02
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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I lifted it...again!!!
Do you might posting pics of your CV axles. That is the setup I have minus the Rusty's spacers. My front-end is lower than the rear-end. I've been thinking about adding Rusty's spacers.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Swampthing's kj...
JBA also sells a 4" lift. It requires you to shave the CV axles, or buy pre-cut axles. $$$- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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?Front wheel drive KJ?
The front axle on a Liberty is weaker than the front axle on a Durango. The Liberty's front axle is made out of aluminum. Also make sure that you don't drive in Part-Time on blacktop, use Full-Time. I would keep the speed under 55mph.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Suspension Piece Parts
PM me your email address, I send you a PDF of part numbers. Check RockAuto, the prices are the lowest I've seen. As for the UCA, you won't get back into perfect alignment without it.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Another Lift Kit Thread
Good choice, I recommend getting the Rancho shocks.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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looking for new ideas??
Lift, black steelies, roof rack, mud-terrain tires, and lights....you get the idea....:D- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Introductions
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Another Lift Kit Thread
The Frankenlift from www.boulderbars.com comes pre-assembled. The best lift for the KJ.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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First Time Stuck
A lift and mud-terrain tires will fix that. Next time stay on the trails and off of private property. Tread lightly. :)- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Post Your Liberty Pictures
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Flowmaster 44 or 50 ?
No need to get an exhaust system. Just need the muffler, the KJs exhaust is already mandrel-bent.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Flowmaster 44 or 50 ?
X2....I think the 50 is quieter than the 44.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Daystar Spacer Dimensions....
Correct. Just wanted to make sure that you know they are not spacers but replacement mounts.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Daystar Spacer Dimensions....
Those don't give you any lift. They are replacement strut mounts.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Daystar Spacer Dimensions....
you mean rusty's strut plates?- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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leveling
You could go with OME light duty springs, basically the same spring rate as stock and you will probably get maybe 1" of lift.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Daystar Spacer Dimensions....
Rusty's strut spacer is basically a 1/4" OTT spacer that you stack on top of your OEM strut mount. Daystar strut mount replaces the oem strut mount. Both serve different purposes. Daystar strut mount is used in the Frankenlift to allow a spacer to be used with a aftermarket coil.- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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One of my best friends got stuck and i got damage
Glad your friend did get hurt. Your Jeep doesn't look too damaged. Your a good friend for helping him out. :)- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Post Your Liberty Pictures
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yall will prob hate it!!!
You're absolutely right!! ;)- jeepkj02
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- Forum: Post Your Liberty Pictures
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Looking for front 2in receiver
Detours Backbone: http://www.detoursusa.com/ Thread on LOST: CLICK HERE- jeepkj02
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
