How much drop does this step have? I have 06 Wrangler LJ with 6" lift and WARN rock rails. Will this step fit without cutting into the rails?
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Yes will fit with out remove the rail 2014 fg cruse but I do not know about 06 Wranglerbut I think will fit 06 wrangler too
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I use an 18 inch long piece of 2x6 lumber and adjusted the back of the Patriot to fit. This works for my 2002 Wrangler X. Without the board sometimes the unit would release the seat slide lock and move the seat. I also added an LED to the brake wiring so I could jog the unit into position without having to go back and forth to check the tail light. Takes about 2 minutes in and 30 seconds out.
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i really can't tell you. but you can enter your vehicle info on the amazon website and it will list the steps that will work for you. that's what i did. you may want a longer step than mine. i'm short, and needed some help getting in and out of the truck. hope this helps. cm
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Hello,These wheels are not your correct 6x5.5 bolt pattern. Here is a link to this wheel in your bolt pattern: 18x9 Ballistic Jester Black Link: http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sv_platinum_auto_img?ie=UTF8&node;=4906133011&field-keywords;=814890655-12FBThis has a -12 offset which should still work with a 3" lift but would stick out. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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No not really.it depends on how much ground clearence your truck has right now.when installed this step is bout 6 to 7 inces tall so you will loose that much ground clearence on the sides.It may not make a difference to you unless your vehicle is already pretty low and you are planning some off roading/4 wheeling. I installed this bar on my 78 blazer which has a 2" lift so i got plenty of ground clearence for 4 wheeling. I hope this answers your question.
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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.
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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!
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It does fit a jeep grand cherokee overland BUT not sure about wobbling...I wouldn't recommend leaving it in the hitch while driving b/c no "pin" option. I have a really hard time with this step...I still have to lift my dog b/c the base is not wide (just an fyi if you are getting for a dog)
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It's a 5" step, just right for me. Have had these on my Tundra for a year, they were great in the winter, I didn't slip on them at all. They are very strong and also look great on the truck.
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Was a perfect fit for my 2013 jeep rubicon 10th anniversary. The lift was level and incredibly ready to install and fast to install. If you want 2.5 inches of lift you get exactly that.
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I believe so. The floor board on the 97-06 jeep wrangler and rubicon are the same. There was a slight change in 03-06 model but i dont believe that would effect floor mats.
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My jeep is a 75- cj-5 and the mount fits with no problem, it has enough length to make up for any extra in width on the frame rails. I have a heavy plate down first and then the mount
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Good morning Roy, the lift kit works very well. I did some outdoor adventure [Fly fishing] in the foothills of the rocky mountains. The "River crossing" was perfect: Sheap river, Oldman river, Livingston river, etc. Jeep parameter: Grand Cherokee 2005 [Laredo] New Tires : Goodyear WRANGLER DURATEC 265/70/17 [perfect for ALL TERRAIN] Installation : Rough Country 664 2-inch. [1 day ca. 12 hours installation with a friend and 10 beers; I'm not an mechanic...] I have absolute no exceptions with this lift system. My Jeep goes and goes, for sure. Be careful on the highway with "bigger" tires [Calibration of the speed...]; you think your speed is 105 km/h in reality your speed is 112 km/h. Best regards Ralf Ps.: In November I'm on Vancouver Island, so ...there will be a lot of dirt...
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Its a 6-inch drop or a 6-inch rise depending on how you insert it into the hitch.
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I have had no problems with my front end. After installing the Quick lift, I brought the truck to Sears and my alignment was spot on. I enjoy the height and I am currently looking for blocks and shocks for the rear end to bring back the factory rake.
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Eric - I can't speak specifically to the Rubicon as I have an FJ Cruiser. For the FJ they fit no problem. Based on a quick search it looks like you need to install the N-Fab rock rails to accommodate the steps. Per N-Fab's website "FACTORY RUBICON ROCK-RAIL MUST BE REMOVED." I'd call N-Fab directly (866-806-NFAB). Best of luck.
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Jeff; I am away from my home, so not able to measure. However, I'll pass along my experience in case it could help others. I have a 2004 Jeep Wrangler that I mount the cargo carrier on. It has a swing out spare tire rack. When it swings out it was hitting the tailgate side of the carrier. I ended up modifying that side by lowering it 1 3/4 inches in my case. It wasn't hard to do. Required drilling some new bolt holes, sliding down to the desirable height, rebolting about six vertical supports and cutting the excess off, and grinding them smoothe.. So, the outcome is the carrier sides are slated toward the tailgate and there was enough clearance now for the spare rack to swing out.