2 inch spacers

foofan

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is there any easy way to put these 2 inch spacers in the front of my xj? it has 6.5 inch rough country coils.
 
I did this a few years back, rough country 6.5, threw 2 inch rear blocks and 2.25 front spacers under it, did a half ass job, didn't adjust my pinion angle or get an sye, bad idea... if your going to do this, for your own sake I hope you do it right.

The beater jeep, I am sure I can find a picture to show u of the finished product, could dd it fine but offroad the driveshaft liked to come out :) lots of driveline vibration.

http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/52/l_b447d9965f32202ebfb99d290e1e0c12.jpg

Thats with the rough country 6.5 with the spacers and blocks and trimmed fenders, 35x12.50's
 
I did this a few years back, rough country 6.5, threw 2 inch rear blocks and 2.25 front spacers under it, did a half ass job, didn't adjust my pinion angle or get an sye, bad idea... if your going to do this, for your own sake I hope you do it right.

The beater jeep, I am sure I can find a picture to show u of the finished product, could dd it fine but offroad the driveshaft liked to come out :) lots of driveline vibration.

http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/52/l_b447d9965f32202ebfb99d290e1e0c12.jpg

Thats with the rough country 6.5 with the spacers and blocks and trimmed fenders, 35x12.50's
Wow, 6.5" is too high without the SYE, much less adding 2" above that.

To do it half assed you will need adjustable/longer control arms to correct your pinion angle up front, as well as a SYE as mentioned before if you do not already have it.
 
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