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Personally, I just fabricated some brackets. Like tommudd said, takes hardly any time at all and saves you a couple hundred $$$. Here's how mine turned out... Here's a write-up on how to make them... http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=45640&p=589570#p589570

Hoosier, way too early to tell how the ride is, besides higher off the ground :happy175: Yes absolutely, an alignment was a must. No, I got a killer deal on the install, so I just had somebody do it for me. Plus I was getting really antsy and I knew a mechanic could do it much faster!

With lots of help from this forum, I finally made it happen. Ended up going with Rancho 17505's and OME 927's up front, Bilsteins and OME 948's in the rear. Teraflex bump stops on the front and homemade ones for the rear from a rubber mallet. Also made the extended brake line brackets as...

I think the most common failure on the window regulator is the connection point where the spiral cable is fastened to the window regulator. If this breaks, the window will slide up and down freely. But in your case, it sounds like it's the window pin that has broken (the piece of the regulator...

Thanks for all of the input everyone. It sounds like the consensus is to go with the 927's up front, so that's what I did. And by consensus I mean tommudd :rolleyes:. So here's what I ordered: OME 927's and 948's Rancho 17505's Bilstein BE5-2790-HO's Tereflex front extended bump stops...

Hi everyone, I got a used '07 Libby a few months ago, and have been following this forum ever since. I'm beyond impressed with the wealth of knowledge amongst you guys. Anyways, the jeep has 81,xxx miles and I'm ready to ditch the sagged stock suspension...time for a lift. I've tried to do my...