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Author:  rbm922 [ Sat Jan 26, 2013 3:48 pm ]
Post subject:  Question For TomMudd?
Tom I am totally intrigued by the new kit from JeepinByAl. My question is, with your kit, vs. the straight up ironman kit with front spacer, and 1 extra ISO, what are the performance differences? I have a bone stock 2005 LIberty 4x4, that needs the springs and shocks replaced. I want to put on the 245/75/16 Dura Tracs. I have full mopar skid plates and only tow hooks in the front and rear. We are primarily looking and going out to the lease, or getting on some un improved roads, and mild trails. This particular vehicle will spend 80-85% of its time on the pavement. Which is really the best course? I only want to do the lift one time. Thanks for your time and thoughts. Bruce
Author:  tommudd [ Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:45 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Question For TomMudd?
rbm922 wrote:
Tom I am totally intrigued by the new kit from JeepinByAl. My question is, with your kit, vs. the straight up ironman kit with front spacer, and 1 extra ISO, what are the performance differences? I have a bone stock 2005 LIberty 4x4, that needs the springs and shocks replaced. I want to put on the 245/75/16 Dura Tracs. I have full mopar skid plates and only tow hooks in the front and rear. We are primarily looking and going out to the lease, or getting on some un improved roads, and mild trails. This particular vehicle will spend 80-85% of its time on the pavement. Which is really the best course? I only want to do the lift one time. Thanks for your time and thoughts. Bruce

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Author:  StarkRavingMad [ Thu Feb 21, 2013 4:15 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Question For TomMudd?
I'm actually rather interested in the answer to OPs question. I'm in a similar situation.
Author:  tommudd [ Thu Feb 21, 2013 5:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Question For TomMudd?
StarkRavingMad wrote:
I'm actually rather interested in the answer to OPs question. I'm in a similar situation.


The Econo Kit from JBA
includes front springs/shocks/bottom clevis spacers/top plate and JBA 4.5 UCAs
rear includes 4 inch springs ( so no additional isolators are needed ) tri link extension and of course shocks in one package deal
Author:  HedsIc [ Thu Feb 21, 2013 5:52 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Question For TomMudd?
I will vouch that the ride on this kit is really nice. Granted I've only had it on for a couple days it's night and day how well it rides compared to stock.
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