ok guys ,i dont like the way the liberty is lower in the front.what is the cheapest easiest way to level it out.i ve also heard that the later liberties were lowered.could i benefit from using the earlier springs?not really wanting to lift that much.just want it to look better.thanks

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Clevis Lift
I hated how the front was lower than the rear so I cut some 3/8" alum. spacers and "bam" perfect
It was very easy I think it took about an hour for both sides 45 min for the first and like 15 for the second
I did not go the route of the conduit nuts because I think it looks like poop
If you want to go the oute I did I would do a search for clevis lift and go from there but to get the mats. I just whent down to a place that cuts and sells alum and asked for some scrap pcs. and I got all kinds of good stuff from 1/4-3/4" and bigger then get some hole saws and cut how ever be ready to do some work with a grinder/dremel

Just remember that now when you load it up it won't be level anymore!

Exactly! I like the rear just a tad higher for loads and such. I have a 70lb sub in the back and my rear is still alittle higher. Im thinking about getting some upper spring pads to raise the rear even more..

Anyway, like Jason said, the Clevis lift is the cheapest and easiest way to lift the front.

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ok tyhanx,maybe ill just go with a RUSTY'S SPACER KIT