got a lift question?

[SC'92Explorer]

ok i have spacers and shackles now and i want to lift it two more inches so i will have 4 inches but what do you have to drop the transfer case i heard it was after 3 1/2 but i wanted to get another 2 since and what would happen if i didn't drop could u really tell when driving it




Chase

 

[SC'92Explorer]

Bump

 

[Alec]

Firstly, no need to bump after half an hour.

Secondly, please write out your question clearer so we can understand. Suspension or body? English? (J/K, but clearer would help)

Thirdly, I'm moving this to the correct forum.

 

[ExplSport02]

Originally posted by Alec
Firstly, no need to bump after half an hour.

Secondly, please write out your question clearer so we can understand. Suspension or body? English? (J/K, but clearer would help)

Thirdly, I'm moving this to the correct forum.

LOL Alec....Chase is famous it seems for not using any punctuation. I mean leaving some comma's out and a period here and there is fine. Youre whole post is one illegible sentence.....

 

[Muskrat]

huh?

 

[Maniak]

Assuming you asking how do you lower the xfer case when you continue to lift your truck to 4".... the short answer is, you don't.

When you go over 2" of lift, you need drop brackets for the front suspension. You drop the axle pivot and the radius arm brackets, not the xfer case.

Tuff Country sells drop down brackets that you can use, or you can buy an actual lift kit and add your spacers etc to the lift kit.

~Mark

 

[udmsvt]

sc92

if you want a a susp lift, you'll end up scrapping the spacers and shackles and going with a kit, and if you are going with a 4" susp kit, why not go 5.5 or 6" while you're at it....if you just want some more height, get a body lift. you can get the 2 or 3" body lift for 75-150 vs several hundred for the susp lift. there are a few people that were selling 2" body lifts on the for sale forums.