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How did this go from Granny Smith apples to COOKIES? Chris (03CDKJ) is not even on here :shock:


It's your fault tom, you know once you go off on a tangent in this forum it's gone :lol:


Thats my job on here, if I didn't do that I would be thrown off! :wink:


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I though cookies was the whole idea haha.


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No its really about peanut butter ,
but peanut butter goes with apples and also cookies so all is good :wink:

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yummmmm darn sweet tooth is kicking in now.. Dang you tommudd


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ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


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Did someone say Cookies???!!! :shock:

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ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:

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ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


(Whispers) He was kidding...... :wink:

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ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


(Whispers) He was kidding...... :wink:


I dont kno....TBJ is very very sneaky and random....

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tumanator wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


(Whispers) He was kidding...... :wink:


I dont kno....TBJ is very very sneaky and random....


:lol: Yeah and the Rock Krawler lift is awesome!!! :shock:

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well my liberty is a 2003 ren im going with the revteck lift. last year we put new shocks all around it and the people that are doing this has done 3 libertys with this kit ... thanks for all the input and i also like the Granny Smith apples :D


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tumanator wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


:roll: Whatever, dude. When you have as much 4x4 experience as ThunderbirdJunkie, you don't care what a buncha people on an interweb site think. He knows what he's doing. You have not tried this before, so please do not criticize Our judgement, ok?

This is the logic. Many people have used the OME and old stiff Skyjacker coils with great success.

Also, many people have used the RK 3.5 lift with great success.

(great+success)x(great+success)=greatsuccess²+greatsuccess², which, of course, is 2(greatsuccess)²

So, it would be even better


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tumanator wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


:roll: Whatever, dude. When you have as much 4x4 experience as ThunderbirdJunkie, you don't care what a buncha people on an interweb site think. He knows what he's doing. You have not tried this before, so please do not criticize Our judgement, ok?

This is the logic. Many people have used the OME and old stiff Skyjacker coils with great success.

Also, many people have used the RK 3.5 lift with great success.

(great+success)x(great+success)=greatsuccess²+greatsuccess², which, of course, is 2(greatsuccess)²

So, it would be even better


if you are serious that is 5 to 6" of lift, what are your plans for the cvs?

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tumanator wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


:roll: Whatever, dude. When you have as much 4x4 experience as ThunderbirdJunkie, you don't care what a buncha people on an interweb site think. He knows what he's doing. You have not tried this before, so please do not criticize Our judgement, ok?

This is the logic. Many people have used the OME and old stiff Skyjacker coils with great success.

Also, many people have used the RK 3.5 lift with great success.

(great+success)x(great+success)=greatsuccess²+greatsuccess², which, of course, is 2(greatsuccess)²

So, it would be even better


if you are serious that is 5 to 6" of lift, what are your plans for the cvs?


Come on get real....he is not serious he is making fun of those who come up with crap like that :lol:


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tumanator wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
ThunderbirdJunkie just ordered the Rock Krawler 3.5 inch lift. He will let you all know how it works out combined with his OME and Skyjacker coils.


:shock: good luck with that :roll:


:roll: Whatever, dude. When you have as much 4x4 experience as ThunderbirdJunkie, you don't care what a buncha people on an interweb site think. He knows what he's doing. You have not tried this before, so please do not criticize Our judgement, ok?

This is the logic. Many people have used the OME and old stiff Skyjacker coils with great success.

Also, many people have used the RK 3.5 lift with great success.

(great+success)x(great+success)=greatsuccess²+greatsuccess², which, of course, is 2(greatsuccess)²

So, it would be even better


Wow :shock: , I'm just surprised at the math :shock: , I mean look at that, it's almost real :?: :D :D :D

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of course TBJ has to be a smartass


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Remember, these are only reccomendations :wink: . Two people have already posted that they are happy with the RK lift. Do what you think would suite you best. Upgrading to full suspension WILL be the best, but this spacer lift can be fine, depending on budget/intentions for the lift. Just keep in mind all of the potential problems that it can (and some will argue will) cause.


you obviously dont know much about that company or heard of some of the dumb stuff they have done


No, but like I said, 2 people have posted that they are fine with it. Going off their personal experience. Not mine.

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Couple things: The Frankie people offer a CRD specific lift. Does the RK lift work with the CRD? What is the difference between the two lifts so that the RK is one inch taller???

Ok I took a look at the RK site. How would you incorporate their pieces into a Frankie lift?

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Couple things: The Frankie people offer a CRD specific lift. Does the RK lift work with the CRD? What is the difference between the two lifts so that the RK is one inch taller???

Ok I took a look at the RK site. How would you incorporate their pieces into a Frankie lift?


No! stick with the Frankenlift, their coils are higher spring rating to support the extra weight of the CRD motor, RK is only for the gassers and I wouldnt trust them.

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Couple things: The Frankie people offer a CRD specific lift. Does the RK lift work with the CRD? What is the difference between the two lifts so that the RK is one inch taller???

Ok I took a look at the RK site. How would you incorporate their pieces into a Frankie lift?


All you have to do is use the longer RK clevises with the preassembled frankie. Hardest part will be getting the clevis on the LCA


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