Jeep rides poorly after lift

[Ddays]

Sadly someone has already beat you to the punch!

 

[NevadaZielmeister]

We installed a lift on the Jeep this week and it rides and drives like crap.
Inserted coil wedges between each coil to extend the springs then made some wood spacers for a 6 inch body lift. I know used tires aren't the best option but the tread is smooth and only needed about 2 lbs per tire to balance so I figured they would ride smooth.
How do I get the factory ride back?

I am no lift expert, having never lifted a Jeep myself. But make sure you always check your headlight fluid levels and your muffler bearings. Use anti-freeze on the headlight fluid. It is easy to check that level. Just look straight into the headlamp while it is on for about 1 minute, then you will see. Also, I hear those bearings can get out of whack anytime you conduct a lift of this nature.

 

[WJCO]

Did you use Teraflex wooden spacers?

Sadly someone has already beat you to the punch!

Those are installed wrong.

 

[Ddays]

Those are installed wrong.

naahh - those are the ends left over from my new bumper

 

[notnalc68]

naahh - those are the ends left over from my new bumper

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How long to whittle out a winch mount with your pocket knife?

 

[Ddays]

How long to whittle out a winch mount with your pocket knife?

I don't use those anymore - this is my shop foreman

 

[Ghost*JK]

Apr Fools

I've got some ole Tupperware bowls you can use for Dif Covers and Gorilla glue top hold'em on. :naw:

 

[AllAmericanInfidel]

I've got some ole Tupperware bowls you can use for Dif Covers and Gorilla glue top hold'em on. :naw:

Willing to ship to Zimbabwe?