two upper rear isolators per side ( 4 total)

OME shocks making sure you get the longer ones not stock length, N132L

245-75-16 tires on it and done unless you are also regearing to 4.10s and going larger tires

I would like to clairify some information and ask some questions of my own;



1. You mean purchase 4 more upper rear isolators and install 2 to each side. (3 total per side, original one, plus 2 new ones)



2. I have read that you can subsitute OME rear shocks for a stock 98-02 Durango, weights of the vehicles are similar. Cost of Durango shocks is roughly 1/3 the price. I use OME shocks on my CRD, but I am wondering if this is a option for others on a budget.

Stock 1998-2002 Durango Shock for Lifted Libertys
____________Compressed_____Extended
OME 132L:______15.5___________24.8
Durango Stock:__15.4___________24.7
Liberty Stock:____14____________21.9
(Measurements are in inches)

I do need to go to a store, measure, and verify that the mounting is correct.



3. If regeared to 4.10 what do you estimate the largest tire someone could use. (without much trimming/fitting, other than the pinch weld)

4. Is it nessesary to modify the brake lines at all?

For 2006-2007, I know modifications are necessary have to because of the routings in the rear.

Thabks for the info! So does the y-link extension offer any benefits.?

Ps is the 3/8th Clevis a lift on the fork of the front strut, like it needs to be adjusted to that much lift or is it a part in itself

I am not lifting my CRD, it is already lifted with OME components. I will be lifting my 3.7 Gasser higher than my CRD and that is why I asked the questions numbered 1-4 in my previous post. (though only one of them has a question mark at the end. )

I would like to clairify some information and ask some questions of my own;



1. You mean purchase 4 more upper rear isolators and install 2 to each side. (3 total per side, original one, plus 2 new ones)

YES TWO EXTRA PER SIDE PLUS THE ORIGINAL ONE



2. I have read that you can subsitute OME rear shocks for a stock 98-02 Durango, weights of the vehicles are similar. Cost of Durango shocks is roughly 1/3 the price. I use OME shocks on my CRD, but I am wondering if this is a option for others on a budget.

Stock 1998-2002 Durango Shock for Lifted Libertys
____________Compressed_____Extended
OME 132L:______15.5___________24.8
Durango Stock:__15.4___________24.7
Liberty Stock:____14____________21.9
(Measurements are in inches)

I do need to go to a store, measure, and verify that the mounting is correct.

99-04 DODGE DAKOTA 4WD OR 98-2003 DURANGO PROBLEM IS ON THEM LOWEER MOUNT IS LARGER SO YOU NEED BUSHINGS JBA HAS THEM AT A REASONABLE PRICE



3. If regeared to 4.10 what do you estimate the largest tire someone could use. (without much trimming/fitting, other than the pinch weld)

WITH ABOVE LIFT YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO RUN 265-75-16S WHEN RE-GEARED , 245-75-16S DOES GREAT RE-GEARED AS WELL, MORE POWER ETC

4. Is it nessesary to modify the brake lines at all?

For 2006-2007, I know modifications are necessary have to because of the routings in the rear.

U-joints going every year? In 213,000 miles I replaced mine at 55,000 , then 185,000

Thanks for all the info guys, I hqve one last question, would i be able to run just the shocks and springs from this list temporarily (a year or so) as a 2.5" lift with thr long travel shocks? Wouldn't i still need to extra bump stop length if I did this? Limiting straps?

Get the extended shocks for the rear , fronts are all the same of course, ( Ironman of course are longer shocks if going that way, both front and rear )
But yes you can run that way just install bumpstops

It appears as though the original Bilsteins I used 4 years ago are no longer valid models. So if I decided to stick with Bilstein (to save a few bucks) I'd just be looking at the Heavy Duty Front Shock (or strut according to JBA) and then the 2.5" lift rear shocks? Based on what I'm seeing on the JBA site??? Does anyone have the correct Bilstein model numbers? I have a friend that works for an auto parts company so I might be able to save a few more bucks through him.