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DannyXJ
June 23rd, 2003, 09:59
I am looking to put a small lift on my 91 XJ just to run a little bigger tires until I have the money for a bigger lift. I have been looking at the several different Budget Boost lifts that are 1-2 inches of lift. Which kit do you think would be the best way to go? My suspension sags a little bit but not much. I know it would be a spacer up front but in the rear there are shackles, AAL, and blocks. Any suggestions. TIA
IntrepidXJ
June 23rd, 2003, 11:52
if you have sagging leafs in the back, you would probably be better with an AAL. i recently installed rusty's BB with the AAL on my 92 XJ, and my rear leafs were sagging.
mdwatkins
June 23rd, 2003, 13:05
I was looking for the same thing and decided to run Rocky Road's budget lift about a year ago. I have been extremely pleased with it and would highly recommend it. You can't beat the price at 100 bucks either.

Matt
DannyXJ
June 23rd, 2003, 14:33
How difficult is the lift to put on? This will be my first time working on suspension.
chassellbandit
June 23rd, 2003, 19:58
i actually use a teraflex 1.75" spacer in the front and an AAL from a YJ in the rear of mine. i got it used (2 years) and have been running it for bout 9 mos. now with no sagging. i don't ahve expierence withinstalling AAL's, but the front was really pretty easy. and despite what some may say, you do not need a coil spring compressor. the only problem i ahd was fitting the spacer over the bumpstops. nothing a little heat on the tower couldn't fix tho....
Jump This
June 23rd, 2003, 20:09
Snall lifts are no problem to install, most of it is just unbolt this and bolt up that kinda thing. I have a used 2.5" lift with a full set of pro-comp shocks and a AAL, complete with a drag link...heck, I even have a set (6) of 30" tires with lots of life in them. If your interested in the lift and/or the tires let me know.
DannyXJ
June 24th, 2003, 08:54
How much would you let that lift go for? I'm sorry but I am all new to suspension lifts. What is required to install the drag link? TIA
Jump This
June 24th, 2003, 10:39
The entire lift is an easy one day affair. The drag link is a simple remove old and replace with new one. After install you should have an alignment done. How about $150 plus shipping? Let me know......
Rick