Me - [FONT=Arial, Verdana]you are an idiot! Shocks don't provide lift, they provide a dampening force. Anyone you con into buying these thinking it will lift their jeep is obviously dumber than you are and I feel sorry for them.
Seller - [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Verdana]Look punk read the description. You want proof do it yourself, Go find 2000 + TAHOE REAR shocks Compress them and put the on and see for yourself. NOW how long will the lift last not sure but my buddies jeep has been lifted now for over 8 months with four of the shocks alone. By the way you need alot of force to compress these enough to install. Try it with some 2000 and up tahoe REAR Shocks ONLY. Your a dip-poop, do yourself a favor and just try it to prove me wrong rearend hole.
Me - [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Verdana]Ha. Quite the bitter little rooster sucker aren't you? I wouldn't afro-engineer my rig like you would, I like to be able to make it home not have to call a tow-truck. Love your grammar and language skills, did your hill-billy trailer-park living mother teach you that or was it the hooker your truck driving father got you when you were 13?
Seller - [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Verdana]Yes using these is definetley a Hill billy way of lifting a jeep and NO I wouldnt use these on my personal XJ. But I do not have time to go back and forth with you and frankly I really dont give a big brown turd what you think about if this would work or not. In short unless you try it (just put some on the rear of and XJ and see) you will never believe it.
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