I became really excited when I read up on the Clevis lift - seemed easy enough to do on my own, but became confused when I looked at my setup. It appears as if the OME struts barely fill the clevis to its base - let alone raise it. Is this normal, or am I looking in the wrong place. Just how much can I lift this or is part of the strut supposed to stick out the bottom? I would lreally like to gain another 1.5cm in the front
My OME coils with 12mm spacers on top of the struts are still only 32mm taller than stock. I would like to have at least 2 inches lift in the front. The only guys around here (Cape Town, South Africa) that claim to know anything, don't know JACK SH@T(frowned with confusion when I mentioned Clevis lift).[/img]

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Full OME with front spacers and various other mods.

I have the OME struts, and when seated all the way down in the clevis they were 6 mm going out in the bottom, so i moved the strut 18 mm up. Just be careful to tight it to the specs. i think is 100 lbs/ft.
No problems with that and I realy wheel it.

Hope this helps.

Bruce

i dont remember who makes it but here is a 2in clevis lift on the market. it might have been rough country or something like that.

I have those struts and my clevas lift wouldn't hold. It kept slipping back down no matter how I torqued it.

We need someone to come up with a ring spacer to put in there.

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2004 KJ Sport 4x4
L.O.S.T. #006901
Rusty's 2.5" Coil Lift & Diff Skid, 245/75-16 REVO's, K&N
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HOw much net lift did you gain with 18mm?

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Full OME with front spacers and various other mods.