will these work on my liberty if it has a 2" lift
597588
These shocks are junk. My old shocks worked better than these. I would not buy them.
597589
Yes these will work great. You could use stock shocks for a 2" lift, but these are a great upgrade. I put these on my Liberty with a 3" lift and they are a very nice soft ride.
1080025
they should work fine. i also used these to level out my jeep. i bought 2 inch lift coils then added these to level front to back. they worked perfect and my jeep looks right. it was kinda looking low in the front but now sits nice. good luck
1308269
One of the two pack will most likely fit. I have a 2006 Jeep Liberty and one fit just perfectly and made a world of difference for my sister. It is worth the money to get the 2 pack.
1958366
They do give full 3" lift and you should receive all parts shown. Depending on your vehicle, you may come across a clearance problem at no fault of the blocks, though. Bought these for my Jeep Cherokee. but can't use them without 1" wheel adapters due to a rubbing issue between my tire and the rear stabilizer bar. Hopefully you won't have the same.
473421
The Quadratec website says it's only for 3.5-4.5 lifts, but it works fine on my 3" lift. Even with the threaded end screwed all the way in, it might be too long for a 2" lift. Although I highlly recommend this bar, there are other track bars out there that say they will fit with a 2" lift. Also, I think at 2", you might not even need a longer bar. Check the forums.
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.
1049945
Depending the size level blocks. These will provide about 1.5" lift. You don't want to go over 2.75" of lift or your alignment and cv axles won't operate properly. So just add 1.5" to your lift block and if it's over 2.75" then I would say no
1981958
Kind of depends on which way you're lifting the door. They should work if you're lifting on the 4 foot dimension pivoting along the 8 foot dimension. Two of them hold the hood to my Jeep Cherokee up without a problem.
1444289
You bet! These will fit with no problem at all...they come mounted and aired, and ready to bolt right on...no lift kit required. Thanks for the inquiry, Josh.
1359717
Hello, No this will not fit a Jeep Liberty, You will need a 3/4 UNF 16! Thank you
602283
Yes. There is an adjustment that allows it to make up the difference. I have a 2" lift. Works fine. Two more inches shouldn't matter.
1551612
I'm not positive but I thought they're good up to 2" lift. I think they offer the same shock in a longer length for taller lift
1034369
I'm not sure. If you can measure the distance apart of the factory roof bars on both a Jeep Liberty and the Grand Cherokee and see if they are approximately the same distance apart then I think they'll work. The bars are at near their maximum on my Liberty with about 4 or 5 inches to spare. Sorry I can't be of more assistance. Hope this helps!
2253701
They will probably work for your application, as long as you have 1-1/2" to 2" Leaf Springs, a straight axle, and u-bolts, plates, nuts, and washers holding them together now, but I can't say for sure. The good news is, this a fairly cheap option to try, and if they work you'll be happy. And, if they don't work, at least you didn't spend too much money on them.
428203
If you have a 9" body lift yes they will. If you have a suspention lift you need shocks that match the amount you lifted the truck.
1466535
I really can't answer that question since my jeep is lifted 2 "and I don't have any problems.
2255602
Zach, as I recall these shocks are rated up to 2 inch lift. Skyjacker website should be able to identify the correct fit for your vehicle. Hope this helps.