Price: $80.00
Pros: super cheap way to lift
Cons: super cheap way to lift
Recommended? No

Comments: i did this only because i took the body lift off that came with the jeep but wanted to keep the same height. works fine

Price: $300.00
Pros: with factory spacers had a total of 3" lift
Cons: only 3" lift. spacers only on spring not shock.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I like the spacer because they were inexpensive and easy to find. I would suggest a complete kit with shocks instead of just spacers. This kit is nice for driving but i would go with more if i was going to do more than trails.

Price: $20.00
Pros: 1.5 inch spring spacer in front and .75 spring spacer in rear leveled out things with the RC 2.5 lift and gave me a total of 4 inches total lift.
Cons: Cannot run stock sway bar connectors, must go aftermarket 3"-6".
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Any spring spacer if installed correctly will work fine, if you have the RC 2.5 inch lift kit the .75 spacer up front will level you out just fine but for used spacers at 20.00 that was a great price to go up to 4 inches of lift.

Price: $70.00
Pros: gives a nice stance
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great start out for anyone just gettin into it/ or a dd

Price: $35.00
Pros: Easy Installation, no fuss, no foul
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Easiest lift product to install, no mods needed.
Material is Nylon, no noise or vibrations while off roading or on road.
Did not require use of a coil spring compressor for installation.
Have had installed for over 6 months without any problems or complaints.
No noticable change in alignment with this small amount of lift, can use stock shocks unless you plan on hardcore flexing.

Price: $59.00
Pros: easy install. cheap
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: easy install, cheap

Price: $57.00
Pros: not sure
Cons: not sure
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Rubican Express 2" bb from Kolak (still waiting on the rear shocks that are on back order).

Price: $400.00
Pros: DIY installation
Cons: the quick disconnects do some times stick but some WD-40 will do the trick.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: The Zone 2" Spacer Lift kit is easy to install and does what you want it to do. The price is not that steep and competes with most of the other brands we have in South Africa.

Price: $50.00
Pros: Cheap, improves look, etc..
Cons: Didnt come with shocks
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Got it at PA Jeep show at a great price. Would definitly recomend

Price: $239.99
Pros: Inexpensive, gives a nice aggressive stance with minimal effect on center of gravity. Does everything it claims: provide an economic and capable lift for those looking to run a 31 or 32 inch tire.
Cons: Rubicon Express: Twin tube shocks are a bit stiff... will probably switch to RE mono's or Bilstien 7100s
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Love the lift height and the flex I got. I wish the shocks were a little more forgiving but that is easily remedied with an upgrade down the road. Works great with 31x10.50s.

Price: $60.00
Pros: more room for larger tires
Cons: limited flex
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Ive had a few friends who have done spacer lifts in the past. It allows for the running of larger tires but is limited by the stock shocks and the stock spring.