as promised
as promised
as promised here are the pics (not many, sorry) of my 3.25" spacer and 3" rear block install.
the before (very old pic, forgot to take one today, was to excited to get to work!)

after (girlfriend car is a little in the way, she pulled in as i snapped the pic)

front shot

the rear block

and for those curious a pic of my upper ball joint to show a spacer larger than 3" can safely be installed on a 2wd truck.
the before (very old pic, forgot to take one today, was to excited to get to work!)

after (girlfriend car is a little in the way, she pulled in as i snapped the pic)

front shot

the rear block

and for those curious a pic of my upper ball joint to show a spacer larger than 3" can safely be installed on a 2wd truck.
Last edited by jmt0645; Mar 27, 2008 at 10:43 PM.

and for comparison, my friends stock 2wd KR next to my "lifted" 2wd XLT

install took 3 1/2-4 hours for both the front and rear. it was pretty easy except when i dropped the strut on my foot
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that looks like a lot of flex on the ball joint... I don't think anyone doubted that t a 3" or > spacer would fit. It is definitely going to prematurely wear out your balljoints. Looks good though, be careful with it.
Originally Posted by etrevino103186
that looks like a lot of flex on the ball joint... I don't think anyone doubted that t a 3" or > spacer would fit. It is definitely going to prematurely wear out your balljoints. Looks good though, be careful with it.
Originally Posted by attworth
You'll need an alignment after the tires as well. Keep in mind you're adding about 1.5" inches right there.
would you say that you are taller than a standard 4x4 now?
Also in the pictures it looks like there is tin foil on your door and mirrors! i know it is just pictures though.
Also in the pictures it looks like there is tin foil on your door and mirrors! i know it is just pictures though.
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yes, i sit slightly higher than a stock 4wd, not sure exactly how much as i didn't measure the difference between mine and an fx4 at o'reily's when i was ordering new shocks. Rancho RS9000PRO's to be exact. and yes its the camera, the lense is scratched. its actually chrome on the door pillars and mirrors. what tire should i go with?
Originally Posted by NoLongerJeepin
i was about to ask the same question? i thought 3" was the biggest you could find. the truck looks good just becareful with those angles. and i would go with the Bfgs over the nittos


