can i stack coil spacers? i have a 2inch coil spacer and i want to add another inch on the cheap can i just add a one inch?

 

You should be able to stack them no problem, but if you're running stock LCAs @ 3" you're really pushing the stock suspension.

 

im not going to be doing any major wheeling. it sees pavement 80% of the time

 

The main problem with 3" w/ stock suspension is that the LCAs are too short which will throw off your camber which could cause DW (among other things). If you're not too worried about it, do it and if it sucks swap out the LCAs later. They're not too expensive (about $150).

 

thanks fro the help man!

 

uh, sorry stupid question, what is "DW".tire wear?

 

death wobble

 

another question. If i do 3 inches will i absolutly need new shocks? its for road use only right now

 

Yes you will need new shocks. If you were only going like 1.5" you could get shock mount extenders but at 3" you definitely need 3" shocks.

 

Auto zone sells shocks that will work with a 3 inch (I believe they are for a ford) and they also sell shock extenders for the front for a temp fix until you can get new ones...TJ
Here is a link that may help. http://www.lunghd.com/Tech_Articles/...udget_Lift.htm

 

my '94 has a 3" rc lift w/stock lca's and uca's on it and i have no issues of dw or anything it sees highway speeds of 70-80 all the time.

 

well here my dilemma i have a 2 inch lift and its like 15 degrees here and i want to install it but number one its too cold #2 i dont have the time or space. should i let someone do it for 250? rear shackels and coil spacers. what do you guys think

 

Wait until it warms up and do it yourself because you can save that money and you'll put more effort and care into it because it's yours. Unless you really need the lift now then go with plan B.

 

i dont need it just want it haha

 

Hahaha well I'd wait for either a warmer day or find someone that has a garage you can use should only take you about two hours to do and make adjustments