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Reducing lift with spacer blocks?
Hi guys, I was talking to one of my muscle car buddies. I have a TJ with a 4" suspension lift. Can I reduce the lift slightly by adding spacer blocks?
I cant see how it would work with our suspension. I dont think theres a body lift as well, but I'll check. We bought it with the lift, maybe I should just suck it up. Its a good kit, and well done. any thoughts on easy height reduction......other than bricks or sandbags? lol
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I'm pretty sure that would raise it, Maybe he was thinking of a SUA setup with leaf springs? In that application spacer blocks would lower it.
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I'm sure your buddy was thinking of a leaf spring suspension where the leaves are mounted UNDER the axle. In that application it would work, but your TJ is coil sprung, so it won't work.
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YES, I bet thats what he was thinking. Hes an old school muscle car guy. a relaly cool guy, but most of his stuff is leaf spring, or coil fronts. He did mention under the axle springs, which ours arent. hmm, sandbags it is! |
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why not find someone to swap springs with? remember sand bags will add weight and reduce your MPG, or if you dont care add armornand look cool while doing it
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