77' Jeep CJ5
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- spokane, wa
- Vehicle(s)
- 1977 Cj-5
258-1 barrel yf carb.
Dana 30 (locrite) 3.54
amc 20 3.54 (open)
T-18 (6.32 1st gear).
Dana 20.
2 " lift (maybe).
32x11.50x15 BFG Km.
15x10 steel wheels.
Harbor freight 5k power in/out winch.
Original Fiberglass Hardtop.
Hello all,
This would be my first post on this forum, I joined up today!
So I bought my jeep years ago with what I understood as new stock springs. I put on large greasable heavy duty lift shackles (which i regret), I am running 32x11.50x15 bfg km's at the moment and have no clearance issues but would like to do it right and have big plans for the future (dont we all). I was hoping there would be a few of you out there that could do a front and rear bumper measurement for me? Such as measure from the bottom lip of your bumper(where it meets the frame) to the ground. I would like to see how close my lift is to say a 2.5 BDS. It would be awesome if by going to an actual spring lift will gain me in clearance as well as handling improvements. Im trying to make up my mind on how far to go, it handles like to say the least. Thanks all, looking forward to some responses. Here are a few shots of the ol' girl.
Cheers,
Mike
This would be my first post on this forum, I joined up today!
So I bought my jeep years ago with what I understood as new stock springs. I put on large greasable heavy duty lift shackles (which i regret), I am running 32x11.50x15 bfg km's at the moment and have no clearance issues but would like to do it right and have big plans for the future (dont we all). I was hoping there would be a few of you out there that could do a front and rear bumper measurement for me? Such as measure from the bottom lip of your bumper(where it meets the frame) to the ground. I would like to see how close my lift is to say a 2.5 BDS. It would be awesome if by going to an actual spring lift will gain me in clearance as well as handling improvements. Im trying to make up my mind on how far to go, it handles like to say the least. Thanks all, looking forward to some responses. Here are a few shots of the ol' girl.
Cheers,
Mike