Could you still put 1inch spacers on it to make a 4in lift?
1473326
The only issue with that would be the brake lines not being long enough in the rear. Also you might have to install a drop bearing kit on you drive shaft. I was told if you go more than 3" you pretty much have to get an upper control arm upgrade in order to align proper as well. This is fine the way it is for 33" wheels though.
680720
You could but if you are using it for the 1/4-20 i would suggest you predrill first (snapped one because i did not pre drill)
1726708
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-You should be able to do it as Each Raise It adds 1 inch of height.Thanks!
1025530
These are wheel spacers, nothing to do with a lift. on a JK you can put a 37 inch tire on with no lift, however you do need to do some cutting and trimming.Thank you!
1228768
just 1... but the price is comparable to what you'd pay for each. ... also, the 4.5" lift will give you closer to 5.5" lift when planning for the front.
2256954
The 2 3/4" spacer will apply more force on your spring making the total lift 3"! However I will be amazed if you can install the front spacers and still have any suspension travel! Worst kit I ever bought! Didn't even use it!
2256951
It's correct. After you install those spacers it will give you the 3" of lift. Because of the geometry of the front end, the spacers don't have to be 3" to achieve the 3 inches of lift
283322
Hi there,Unfortunately this item will not work on vehicles with a 4" lift. Here is a link to the manufacturers website stating this:http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail.aspx?partNo=EXP122500&catID;=1&subCat;=90&ptID;=3306&plID;=1818I highly recommend contacting the manufacturer directly to find out the correct part number your application requires and then use that part number to shop on Amazon. Hope this helps!
1881290
Depends on the type of lift. The product is designed for a specific distance between the axle and frame. If the lift increased this, you would have to fabricate a bracket to make up the distance.
283323
Hi there, Unfortunately this item will not work on vehicles with a 4" lift. Here is a link to the manufacturers website stating this: http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail.aspx?partNo=EXP122500&catID=1&subCat=90&ptID=3306&plID=1818 I highly recommend contacting the manufacturer directly to find out the correct part number your application requires and then use that part number to shop on Amazon. Hope this helps!
2155463
It depends on the kind of lift already installed. The stock suspension can't handle more than 2.5 inches of lift, so maybe this could replace the other lift, but not add to it.
850872
Yes, but it isn't a simple bolt on. A little grinding to do & you still need a 2"-3" rear lift block.you can use the original shocks in rear or get 4" longer. Will need an alignment when finished. Will clear 33" tires
414818
It's been awhile since putting my bar up. I remember it takes a bit of turning to get it in place. I'd say 1/4 inch is too tight. You probably need at least a couple of inches of space to secure it. Once installed they are VERY strong. Good Luck.
39960
I think if you use a 1/4 to 1/8" you may be able to. I never needed to do that, but it may be something that is possible.
216246
No because the bar is 2". I had a hard time with a 1 3/4 to make it fit. Very tight fit on the 1 3/4.
1720226
Current knob is about 1" in diameter. Im sure 1/4 inch wouldn't make that much difference.
848209
Yes. The instructions called something like 1.5 feet above the ground and that's what I did. After completion I wished I had gone taller. It's hollow and the taller your 4x4 the more stable your post.