axle flip kit
mudncj
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approx. how much lift would you get out of flippin your springs to the top of the axles 4-5 in?
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axle flip kit
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LongHorn
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It depends on what axles, springs & shackles, but usually about seven inches.
mylittlecj5
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There is a lot more than inverting the spring mounts to making a safe SOA rig, please research this carefully before you start on this. Sometimes, depending on abilities and shop capabilities, its easier and safer to just buy a quality suspension lift. Only you can make that decision, but please don't be "THAT GUY" everyone runs from while you are on the trail, or in the mud...
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I suggest going to high steer arms on any spring over conversion. Usually the steering linkage is the downfall. #2 would be spring wrap.
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I got 5.3" out of mine. Made the spring perches myself and kept low.