Thoughts on this setup for 1"-1.5" lift?

Quadratec HD Leaf Springs
JKS Rear Bar Pin
1" Front Spacers (Rocky Road)
OME Shocks

I'm trying to do a balance act between quality and cost. Like I said, I only want a modest lift. Thanks in advance!!!

Sounds like a decent setup, you may want to consider a small shackle in the rear. IIRC MJ shackles will net you a small amount of lift.

here is what I would use unless you need new rear springs. Also I would get a good set of shocks I have never used ome but I hear they are good.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1984...023QQitemZ360033330955QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

one2rce said:

here is what I would use unless you need new rear springs. Also I would get a good set of shocks I have never used ome but I hear they are good.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1984-2001-Jeep-XJ-Cherokee-1-3-4-Lift-Kit-NEW_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33585QQihZ023QQitemZ360033330955QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

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Yes, OME will be just fine. The shackles will only sag his probably alreay sagged packs even more.

Kyle Deidrick said:

The shackles will only sag his probably alreay sagged packs even more.

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My springs lasted about a year after I put a BB like that on my XJ.

I already have a sagging rear...so I want something that will endure for a while. I was thinking of going with ZJ coils up front (since I would like to just switch out all of the springs and coils), but I'm not exactly sure if I will end up uneven.

So with 1", should I consider anything like adjustable track bar or lower control arms? I really don't want to mess up the angles/driveline too much. This rig will be carrying the wife and baby....so I want it running/driving as good as possible.

1-2" doesnt require control arms nor track bar
trackbar comes in around 3-4",
and lower control arms @ 3"
your family will be ok
1-2" lifts arent modest... more like un noticeable... is it a late model?
a soft 3" is a good starting point... but thats my opinion...

Oh yeah...my bad.....it's an '01. Thanks for the feedback XCM. You know, I'm dealing with three issues in terms of deciding how much to life:
1) wife is short,
2) there are some clearance issues in my garage on the right side (i.e. it's a tight fit and the mirror may bang up against some pipes if I lift more than 1.5"),
3) once you start lifting more, there are more considerations (i.e. track bar, control arms, t-case drop, SYE, etc.) - which translates into more money. In this economy, it's probably wise (for me) to stick to a modest budget.