daystar strut plate

[ripper42]

ok guys i have daystar 2.5 lift. so if i buy the oem hd coils i just use my upper strut plate that like a Franken lift kit. and what to you do with the rear is it just the oem coils or do u use the pucks and coils

 

[JeepJeepster]

You need the OME HD coils, not oem. If youre wanting to get the same amount of lift that you would get from a franken lift then you need to get the spacer that comes with the franken lift. Ive read its the same .75in spacer that rustys sells but im not 100% sure on that. You would then use that daystar upper plate.

For the rear, the franken lift comes with OME HD coils.

 

[tjkj2002]

ok guys i have daystar 2.5 lift. so if i buy the oem hd coils i just use my upper strut plate that like a Franken lift kit. and what to you do with the rear is it just the oem coils or do u use the pucks and coils

With that set-up you'll have a 4"+ lift,If you get just the OME HD coils and do a 3/8" clevis lift you will be over 2.5" of lift in the front.For the rear just add one upper isolator to each side.If you use a spacer in the front you will need to add two upper isolators per side in the rear.

 

[LibertyOrDeath]

With that set-up you'll have a 4"+ lift,If you get just the OME HD coils and do a 3/8" clevis lift you will be over 2.5" of lift in the front.For the rear just add one upper isolator to each side.If you use a spacer in the front you will need to add two upper isolators per side in the rear.

I was going to use the clevis lift to level out my Jeep. Where should I measure so I get a measurement the same front and rear when level?