RE 3.5" a question about leveling the front

After in stalling my RE 3.5 with full packs, I ended up with a little over 5.5 in the back and a little over 4.5 in the front. I searched and found the common fix is a 1" spacer in the front. If you've done this, did you add the spacer to the factory insulator or use just the 1" spacer? The height difference in the front and the back is more noticable (to me) than in the pictures.

My rig:






RE 3.5 SR with full packs
RE Twin Tube Shocks (hey, they were free with the lift)
Rancho damper
Pro-Comp Adj. Trac Bar

The wheels are off my old 92 and the tires are GY 31's

Sharp-looking XJ! I've got the same kit, but with OME shocks. Mine has coil spacers in addition to the factory insulators.

Looks good. You can add the spacer and keep the isolator or you can remove the isolator. I'd probably order a .75" spacer and install it and then see how it sits.

put some weight in the ack and do some driving (a week or so) to help them settle and see where your at then

The rear may settle a little bit, given it's new.....so just wait awhile to see...

Plus there's nothing wrong with a little forward rake. More aerodynic for a brick too

Those old rims match well too.....props!:sunshine:

i added another stock insulator to the front and a little weight in the rear i think its going to level out pretty nice.