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PostPosted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 4:47 pm 
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foosed wrote:
That's what AllJ advertised it as. They said that the only way you would get 2.5" was to buy the Frankenlift. The ARB site also advertises a 1-1.5" lift. Not that I am complaining though.


I take it you have not followed all of the lift posts then to see how much people are really getting :wink:

Simon says; Now go spread the OME word ! :lol:

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Not many people have the skyjacker lifts, so I thought I would throw some measurements for that in there. I was at 21 front and rear before a clevis lift. I only went about 1/2 inch on the clevis so I'm 22 in the front now. I'm not going to bother leveling it out, since I'll be doing a SFA when the godzilla kit comes out.

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tommudd wrote:
If you measure from the center of the center cap or hub to the bottom of the flare it takes whatever size tire you are running out of the measurement giving you an accurate reading. Doesn't matter then if you have a 10 tall tire or a 32 inch tall :lol:

Thats the way its been done for years now, catch up! :wink: :wink:


front-23 1/2
rear- 24 3/4


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