I already have a 2.5" coil spacer, would I be able to add this lift and leave in the spacer?
849318
You can do it, but make sure you remove the top jeep spring rubber isolators & replace with just spacers. Of course going up 4 plus inches may bring on other issues, like lowering t- case an inch or so, & don't forget to lengthen drop links on front sway bar, i just removed the back one.
849319
I added this lift to 2" budget lift and added longer sway bar links, adjustable trac bar and upgraded steering stabilizer works great rides like factory any more lift and you will have to start dropping t case for drive line angles with cut out fender flairs and wheel spacers you can run 33s or 31s as is
849320
The shock length might be a little short, and at >3" of lift you have to start extending brake hoses, etc. Otherwise it should work.
849321
The shocks probably extend long enough. You would have to change the link arms to longer ones for sure.
849322
No you cant not because it puts to much of a angle on the front drive train it will viberate so bad you will not be able to drive it you
714899
Yes. Front driveshaft comes down and contacts exhaust loop if its not replaced or extended. Great lift. Complete. Just need to order spacerw for manifold to pipe to push exhaust back. I found them on amazon for $30
733248
Hey Tony, Yes that would be perfect. I have similar setups in my 2.5's and do the same. Just be sure to break the tab in 1/4's for that size tank. Jon
2001100
No, this won't give you any noticable lift. It might be a little bit higher due to being new, but it's not designed to give you any lift. The front ones that are ride height adjustable will give you anywhere from 0"-2.5", but not these rear ones. I recently put Bilstein 5100s on my 2005 4Runner, and I love them. I did the ride height adjustable ones in the front, set at 2.5", these ones in the back, and then I bought some Daystar 1.5" spacers for the rear, as well. So the front is lifted 2.5" and the rear is lifted 1.5". I love the way my rig looks now!
1978742
I had aluminum 2" coil spacers in the front I bolted the coil spacers to the top of the quick lift struts and I am running 35's with minimal cutting
1683511
I installed YJ brake lines and can flex out without issue. Dont have exact lift measurements but with RE 4.5 coils installed at the same time my XJ has an unsightly rake. I would.plan to adjust accordingly.
1230103
I don't belive so. I'm running it with 32 inch tires no body lift. I get a tiny bit of rub when in at full flex crawling over a huge bolder. I trimmed the fenders and that solved the problem. With the body lift you should have an additional. .25 of an inch more space than me.
820149
It will fit under the front end, but I would not purchase this lift, you should purchase the lift that has fork attachments for the front end
88889
I think you are correct! From new factory springs this would probably be a 3.5" lift. From my 22 year sagging springs i did get around 6" of lift. I have had them on for around 4 months and they have not sagged. Also I used a 3.5" lift on the front of my jeep and this rear lift is close to level. I did not need to install spacers though any higher in the rear and i would have needed them.
2230703
Hello Jerry, Unfortunately we don't offer spacers like what you are looking for. Sorry about that. Have a great day!
1509258
Yes but you'll probably have to break down the coil stem to fit it. That's what I do and it's not a big issue.
2067716
I'd call them bolt in spacers. You have to remove the shocks and springs in order to Install them. I improvised the installation in my driveway but I definitely suggest putting it on a lift instead
1697638
2 in suspension lift.. anything std size stock just 2in... Need longer shock for higher lift..
1090917
I'm very happy with mine. A friend was impressed with the nice ride, he has a major lift on his Tacoma but is way stiffer then mine. I put them on a 2014 Tacoma, have them on the 3rd setting for about a 2" lift. They use your stock coil springs, but you can also get different coils too. These are a much better way to get a lift then spacers, check out this info: http://www.bilsteinus.com/fileadmin/user_upload/user_upload_us/pdfs/Bil_LevShks_WebArticle_01.pdf
2254232
No sir, not unless your going to a 12.5 width tire. then on our rigs you need 1/4'' spacer. The Bill's mount right up nothing extra needed. i set mine at the 2.8" for a level/lift and put em on the rear as well with a 1" spacer.
2099243
Sure will. It will push the tires out a tad, but that's what you need when you go up in tire size as well. Have these on my '08 JK with a 2.5" Lift.
665601
it should be fine they actually add spacers to extend it out if you need to