i am planning on lifting my jeep to put bigger wheels. but i have a problem i dont

  • Thread starter Thread starter duh
  • Start date Start date
D

duh

Guest
now which kit to buy? all the kits i have seen are way to expensive. i want to lift it 6 inches more. if you could give me websites or recommendations to see someone that does that in miami or Hialeah. it would help me alot.
 
lifts kits are fairly inexpensive til you get past the 3" mark, then they ge pretty expensive. That's because in order to lift a couple inches you don't have to replace that much, but when you get taller, you have to replace most of the suspension system. Take care-the higher suspensions on the off road vehicles are treacherous. A lot more prone to tipping and floating. The steering is generally less responsive, and the transmission has to work harder than it was ever made for.
Clearance gained is only as much as the larger tires, because the axles will still be the same height. Better to install a reinforced custom skid plate, put air shocks, or heavy duty shocks all around and get the best tires (75's) you can afford.

http://www.4x4groupbuy.com/store/suspension-lift-kits-shocks-suspension-lift-kits-c-75_4.html?gclid=CO68sryR5JcCFQpuGgodkW4RCg
http://zoneoffroad.com/product_menu?ct=1&mk=6&gclid=CKjg3qeU5JcCFQEoGgodBjXbDg
 
lifs often are pointless the axel still low.. besides if you really want to 4X then to high a lift makes way more prone to toppels..stupid idea same with fat mud tires. some just don't cut it. often regular ol width tires r better.
(I know the Rockies well)
 
Back
Top