I love my jeep...
By codeman777
@codeman777 (29)
United States
February 22, 2007 11:34pm CST
I have a 93' Wrangler and its my baby. I dont know what id do without it. i think the jeep is the perfect car. I was thinking about lifting mine and was wondering if anyone has lifted theres and could recommend it, and maybe even a specific kit. thanx
7 responses
@STORMY0110 (11)
• United States
1 Mar 07
I have a 05 Wrangler and am loving it. I have not lifted it yet but when I do I am more than likely going for a 4 inch suspension lift. I would recommend having it professionally done because of several diffrent reason. In my case it is going to void my warranty when I do lift it. If a professional lifts it then there work will be warrantied by them so you have something to fall back on if something goes wrong. It can take a while to do a lift and unless you have the time to totally dedicate to it, then it will take a while. I have heard that SkyJacker is good. I have hear that ProComp is ok but I had a friend that had some major problem with them so I personally am going with another company. Good Luck and Happy JEEPING
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@jcvsmom (50)
• United States
27 Apr 07
I miss my Jeep... I had a '97 Sahara - dual tops. Loved it. Had to trade it in once we started having kids... Now I drive a Suburban. As soon as my kids are gone, I'm getting another Jeep!
But back to your question... Don't lift it! Please leave it as is. Don't ruin a beautiful Jeep.
@ocalhoun (199)
• United States
31 May 07
Ruin a beutiful jeep? If done properly and reasonably, a lift can greatly improve the looks of a jeep. (By properly and reasonably, I mean within reasonable levels, and with suitable changes in other areas as well. For example, getting wider tires is essential to making a lift look good.)
@syd848 (19)
• United Arab Emirates
7 Nov 08
i love jeeps, and i have to admit amazing stock. But with a lift so much sexier and so much more capable. I'm an avid off-roader and i have done things with stock jeeps you shouldn't but they ALWAYS make it. If they had a lift on it, it would have been no problem. So, you lifting it never ruins it! unless its a body lift and you have that ugly space between the frame and the bumpers
@blacknight000 (1397)
• Philippines
23 Feb 07
we also have a jeep but we sell it!...our jeep is our first transport vehicle!..but now, we replace it!...New honda crv!lolz.......
@catcherguy247 (39)
• United States
21 Jun 07
Well, If your going to jack it up, you have to put new tires on it you know?! I drive a jeep also and as soon as I save up enough I am jacking it way up and putting some massive, mud slinging, tires on it.
@syd848 (19)
• United Arab Emirates
7 Nov 08
well, it depends on you and what you are going to use your 93' YJ for. The best is a leaf spring suspension lift kit but they cost the most. poor man lifts which are still nice are like shackle lifts which are not bad, i have 2inch shackles on my 88' Wrangler Laredo which in turns gives me a full 1" lift in height. That allows me to put on 31's which makes the jeep a little high as well, there is a little rubbing but nothing is going to happen. This summer i will probably get a leaf spring lift though. Those are the only two lifts i personally like and trust. But there are a numerous way out there. Just remember body lifts aren't really a good idea unless you have to because of some skid-plate armor underneath that requires it. Also depending on high your suspension lifts are it starts to get complicated, such as pit arm drops, straightening out crankshafts, slip yokes eliminator for the drive shaft, and sometimes a change in ratio for the tranny to run bigger tires properly. which is why i just went for the shackle lift, and never higher then 2" shackles if it's going to be used on the road for the center of gravity gets way higher.
