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I'm new here so first thing I have to say is cool!! lots of great info. I finally bought my first jeep a few months back. its a 98 tj. It came with 33 inch tires and i know its lifted, but how can i know exactly how much it is lifted. Is there a way I can tell what type of lift kit was installed? These may be dumb questions but this is my first jeep and I really have no experience with them. I can say that the jeep is great in the mud!! thanks :-D [addsig]
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07-20-2003, 08:00 PM
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Welcome to the Jeepz.com forum gasonit! :-D As for your question... I have no idea.  Fortunately, the rest of the guys and gals on this site may have the info you want or are looking for. GR93 :-P [addsig] |
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07-20-2003, 08:00 PM
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Welcome! First determine what kind of lift it is...ie. body, spacer, suspension, other. Second, drive it through some mud. Third, wash it off and then do it again. Repeat until satisfied. Then see if you can read any company labels, ie. Skyjacker, Rancho, Superlift, etc. From there you can usually determine what it is by what each manufacturer offers. Then drive it through the mud again...and don't wash it off. :-P [addsig]
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Unless it has excessive amounts of travel it is most likely a 4 inch. This is what i have on mine. If you want to see a pic go to http://www.leaguelineup.com/godspd and click on the all terail section on the left hond side of the page or email me at mxpx182lit@aol.com or sende me a private message and i can email you some[addsig] |
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Here is Justin's '99 TJ he is talking about, we'll see if this pic works :-D
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well there's gotta be a suspension lift in there because i see a transfer case lowerer[addsig]
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by the way... beautiful machine[addsig]
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07-20-2003, 08:00 PM
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well there's gotta be a suspension lift in there because i see a transfer case lowerer
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That's Mxpx182lit's jeep, not gasonit who started this thread :-? [addsig]
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