I have a 3" Rough Country lift kit I had previously purchased, if I purchase and install these 3.5 inch leafs will my XJ not be level?
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These springs are pretty tight. At first youll see theyre kind of high around 5" or so.... There is a lot of discussion of how to "seat" the springs. I left the shackle bolts loose and added my motorcycle carrier to the back of the truck and drove around a full week with the springs loaded. They sunk in a bit. I then drove another week and articulated the springs out on some trails...came home and torqued shackles as it sits and im almost a tad over 3.5".... Not for nothing but those RC front springs probably sagged out by now so u might have a little rake!
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These will eventually settle and be 3 inch. At first, yes, your XJ will have a SLIGHT rake to it, but that's not a bad thing. I'd get these without hesitation again. I did the same thing that you did.
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This kit is for Wrangler Tj models 97-06, I believe the bodies are slighty different and thid may not work... There is no lift kit needed, these flares are just like the factory ones, just wider...
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I have them on mine, I used them along with a rough country BB lift. It raised the rear end up so it did not look as saggy with the BB. It does ride a bit more firm but if I had to, I would do it again.
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I used a set of 4! I had the 1 3/4" in front and the 3/4" in the rear. This made it level. Now what i found out was that if you are using a stock suspension and this set up...and you weigh down your Jeep with gear....your back is gonna ride really low!!! So i would go with the 1 3/4" spacers all the way around and keep the rear a bit higher. This will compensate for your gear and stuff. Hope this helps!
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Any amount of lift higher than 3" you will need extended break lines. And these leafs are vary nice and give about 5" s of lift
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I raised mine about half way to install, thdn pushed them right back down again. It might depend on what vehicle you are driving though. (Hyundai-Ruscon)
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I have 35" tires and a 3" lift, I have this item and I have used it once. On a level ground, the jack is meant to be used under the axle. It worked perfectly fine for me, the tires came completely off the ground with room to go higher. I hope this helps.
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On my 88 xj, I got a total of 4". My stocks were old, jeep was unloaded. If I measured while loaded with about 500lbs of crap back there, then yeah I would've had about a 5-5.5" gain. Good springs, worth the money and also don't sag like sticks when you have rear passengers...
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Here's the deal:Jeep put three different diameter sway bars on their XJ's over the years, and nobody could correlate a year with a diameter for sure. I measured mine (99 XJ sport) and this fit mine. I say measure your sway bar diameter before buying it.
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I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an 1". I love these springs, the Jeep drives much better as well and they are well worth it. I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an... » Read More I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an 1". I love these springs, the Jeep drives much better as well and they are well worth it. « Show Less
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yes, it gives you about a three inch lift. I added a leaf spring to each side on back and its level
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This kit does not fit 2wd models. However we never recommend stacking lift kits. It is not safe and will void all warranties.
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I put it on a GMC Yukon and it was level. There should be no reason that it's not level with the ground unless there is a defect with it, or the receiving hitch is bent.
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I have a 2014 JK with a 2.5" lift. My front and rear shocks are both 21" installed. Should have no problem with your needs. BTW, best shocks I've ever owned! Replaced some Rough Country shocks that made my Jeep ride like a tractor. Took about 2 weeks of adjusting the shocks and tire pressure to find the perfect mix.
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It leveled mine. I wasn't expecting it to and thought I would need a leveling kit afterwards but I don't. I have an 09 wrangler JKU and it sits awesome and surprisingly rides nicer as well.
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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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I'm running BFG All Terrain 33 x 10.5 x 15s' on my 97 Jeep TJ. I don't see any reason why you can't run 33 x 10.5/ or 11.5 or 12.5. Lots of clearance. I love em because they give me a lot more clearance when flexing over rocks or rough terrain. I am running a 1.5" body lift plus a 3" suspension lift but that shouldn't make any difference either.