Daystar, Jeep TJ Wrangler 0.75" Front or Rear Lift Kit, fits TJ, Cherokee XJ and ZJ 1984 to 2006 4WD, all transmissions, KJ09107BK, Made in America , Black
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They're designed for the front, and I'm not sure if they'll fit the back, but they do fit the front of an XJ.
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Stacking the spacers is not a good idea.
Selected User Reviews For Daystar, Jeep TJ Wrangler 0.75" Front or Rear Lift Kit, fits TJ, Cherokee XJ and ZJ 1984 to 2006 4WD, all transmissions, KJ09107BK, Made in America , Black
So you've just finished lifting your Jeep and noticed that the back of the vehicle is higher than the front. No way! It's not the stinkbug! That irritates me immensely. When you pack everything in, does it still appear that the back is higher? This 3/4" spacer will stack with your OEM rubber coil spring isolator to bring you up another 3/4" or it can be used to replace a stock isolator for a 1/4" height increase. It's worth noting that using this spacer only transmits more road vibrations to the body than leaving the rubber in contact with the coil. br>br>Also, if you require more customization, this product is available in different sizes. br>br>Finally, inspect the ball joint on your Pitman Arm and the Right Tie Rod End for binding. My lift kit instructions made no mention of this, and it was only after I had lifted that I realized it. If these joints run out of travel while flexing offroad, you risk binding or breaking them. The "Currectlync" steering system from Currie Enterprises was the solution. It is 200% stronger and bolts up without any other mods (for use with 4-). Total lift is 6 inches). br>br>I hope this information is useful to you!.
This leveled out the Jeep perfectly within my budget by adding the Daystar 3/4" in the front and the Daystar 3/4" in the back, installing new shocks and using the Daystar shock boots as well.
They straddled the factory coil spring saddle, which made removing the sway bar and upper shock nut a lot easier. To get the spring in and out, there is a front lower control arm bolt.
Installing these is fairly simple as long as you drop everything that needs to be dropped, watch a good video, and have a spring compressor on hand (I got mine from Harbor Freight).
After being in the mud, rain, and snow, it did exactly what I needed it to do: replace worn rubber mounts.
For my purposes, it was ineffective.
Excellent Offer.