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I understand its been forever since I was on, but no need to project your inner feelings on me
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Hey guys, I've had my jeep now for a couple years stock and I'm thinking its finally time for some work on it. I want to get some kind of 3" lift but for one I am a broke college student and secondly, I don't really have any experience working on cars. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions on cheap lifts or anyone would be willing to help me do the install. I could pay someone (less than they want at shops) or supply beer or something...
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Hey guys, I've had my jeep now for a couple years stock and I'm thinking its finally time for some work on it. I want to get some kind of 3" lift but for one I am a broke college student and secondly, I don't really have any experience working on cars. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions on cheap lifts or anyone would be willing to help me do the install. I could pay someone (less than they want at shops) or supply beer or something...
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What kind of pictures? I'm not planning on doing extreme wheeling, I'm moving to Cali in January so I really want this lift mostly for getting to some secluded breaks and driving on the beach
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of the jeep! and if you're just doing that, you don't really need a lift, you're better off just getting better/bigger tires
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Haha I mean like just pics of the exterior or do you want to see how rusty and what kind of shape my stuff is in. And I know it's not necessary for that but I do plan on doing some other wheeling occasionally and I like the idea of a 3" lift plus everyone up north in Cali have huge lifted trucks, I want to show them what jeeps can do
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Hey guys, I've had my jeep now for a couple years stock and I'm thinking its finally time for some work on it. I want to get some kind of 3" lift but for one I am a broke college student and secondly, I don't really have any experience working on cars. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions on cheap lifts or anyone would be willing to help me do the install. I could pay someone (less than they want at shops) or supply beer or something...
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I would agree with kuzican, a lift is not needed. But chicks dig lifts...what else is there to do in cali? Lol. I would say do a 3" lift with full leaf packs. Serious offroad is having a special on their 3.5" RE lift for $530 shipped. Or you can do a small 2" lift with 30" tires. Itll be super cheap and look like an aggressive stocker.
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Haha I mean like just pics of the exterior or do you want to see how rusty and what kind of shape my stuff is in. And I know it's not necessary for that but I do plan on doing some other wheeling occasionally and I like the idea of a 3" lift plus everyone up north in Cali have huge lifted trucks, I want to show them what jeeps can do
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What part of Baltimore are you in?
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I would agree with kuzican, a lift is not needed. But chicks dig lifts...what else is there to do in cali? Lol. I would say do a 3" lift with full leaf packs. Serious offroad is having a special on their 3.5" RE lift for $530 shipped. Or you can do a small 2" lift with 30" tires. Itll be super cheap and look like an aggressive stocker.
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I would agree with kuzican, a lift is not needed. But chicks dig lifts...what else is there to do in cali? Lol. I would say do a 3" lift with full leaf packs. Serious offroad is having a special on their 3.5" RE lift for $530 shipped. Or you can do a small 2" lift with 30" tires. Itll be super cheap and look like an aggressive stocker.
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I thought i had a picture of my jeep posted under my profile, if I don't, I'm not sure how to post pictures. I'm in timonium but my parents live in owings mills so i am between those two places. The part of cali I'm moving to is really hilly and mountains everywhere so it wouldn't be a waste to do the lift just in case. and I was kind of hoping to go to 31s
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Hey guys, I've had my jeep now for a couple years stock and I'm thinking its finally time for some work on it. I want to get some kind of 3" lift but for one I am a broke college student and secondly, I don't really have any experience working on cars. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions on cheap lifts or anyone would be willing to help me do the install. I could pay someone (less than they want at shops) or supply beer or something...
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Haha I mean like just pics of the exterior or do you want to see how rusty and what kind of shape my stuff is in. And I know it's not necessary for that but I do plan on doing some other wheeling occasionally and I like the idea of a 3" lift plus everyone up north in Cali have huge lifted trucks, I want to show them what jeeps can do
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since you don't plan on getting to crazy with the jeep i would suggest coil spacers up front and shackles in the rear. cheap, effective and you can fit bigger tires