I found that the rear shocks need to be re-tighten after a few hundred miles, them seem to loosen up. Really tighten down on the bolts! That should stop most of the noise from the rear. In addition, the rear upper "track" bar which I loving call the boomerang, uses an upper ball joint that allows the the differential to pivit. When the Liberty is lifted, it places a little more stress on the large ball joint and it tends to clunk when you accelerate.
The front CV joints oin there lifted position bind slightly at 2.5 inches. When they bind and when they unload they will generate a popping or a bang. I haven't heard of the Rusty's lift causing upper a-arm to spring contact, but you should check the spring for removed paint around the a-arm.
Worn out (some as soon as 10k miles) sway bar bushings will also create banging noises. Make sure they are tight. I like the idea of removing the sway bar links to see if the noise goes away. These are a dealer item only if they need to be replaced. You can not just look at them. I looked at a set on my wifes GC and they looked brand new, chnaged them out, the noise went away! darn unibody!!
I hope we have helped.
Al
_________________ One Ruby, One Grand Cherokee, One YJ, One disassembled CJ, one Chevy Mason dump, one hotrod IH Pick-up, couple of antique tractors.
Former owner of a 5.5 inch lifted KJ
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