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It was really easy doing what KJScott said. Using a band saw and knife I just cut about a 1cm x 1cm x 1cm chunk out of the bottom.

I figured as much. I hate going to the dealer, but it looks like that'll be today's adventure

Banks® 66120 - Jeep Liberty 2002-2004 AutoMind™ Programmer Curious about getting this tool to correct my tire size, and also possibly play with the performance changes. If you read the instructions you'll see there is something about changing the gear ratio. If I set this to 4.10s will it...

Ah that works! Glad I don't need a new jack or modifications. Thanks

It works for the rear, it just can't lift the front from the jack point in the instructions on the jack. Where should I lift it at for the front wheels?

I recently Frankenlifted my KJ and put on 245-75-16s and my stock jack no longer lifts the front tires off the ground. Anybody know of a jack I can buy that's a bottle jack, tall enough, and has the U shape at the top? Thanks

Had my Liberator for 6 years. It's a 2002 Limited KJ with lots of goodies. Flame red clearcoat. Mopar rear air deflector. Borla dual-catback exhaust. K&N air intake unit. HID headlights, clear turn signal units, LED fog lights, bermuda black LED taillights, blue LED license plate light. Mopar...

I guess I was making it more difficult than it needed to be. Thanks for all the tips

...could someone take a picture of where they drilled into the bumpstops? I've got them on, I just can't make the beast flex enough to mark the spot to drill where that nipple hits the stop. For the record I've got the frankenlift

Alright, I purchased the bump stops from JeepinbyAl. I'm getting the lift before I can afford the tires, so I've got a few weekends before I gotta pound the pinch welds. I have to find a heat gun somewhere. Thanks for your help guys!

I'm gonna be installing my Frankenlift and JBA ucas this week. It came with rear bumpstops, but not front ones. Is a teraflex front bump stop something I should also buy, or is the stock one long enough? Also, I bought some Cragar soft 8s that are 16x8 with 5" backspace. I plan on putting...