Rough country 1.25" body lift installation Jeep wrangler tj
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Instructional video on how to install a rough country 1.25" body lift on my 98 jeep wrangler. This installation was done without the shift linkage bracket because I will be installing a 1" motor mount and a rough country 1" shifter extender.
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Good idea and explanation of the install. Also great note of how necessary jack stands are for safety. But don't use cinder blocks, they shatter under shock (like a jeep falling on it) and you'll super die. Nice video though!
Thanks for commenting and viewing Matt! Also thanks for the tip my friend.
Very nice video and good info. Also on the cinder blocks or aka cement blocks have approx. 186,000 lb. crushing weight when in the correct installation position, however when these cement blocks are laid sideways, they can easily be broken and have catastrophic results. Have seen this many times, folks using cement blocks sideways and not knowing how dangerous it is.
You lucked out by getting all those bolts out without breaking them. Lots of them break and you have to start cutting holes in the floors.
Yes sir...luck was with me
I don't like the rake of my 2003 Rubicon with the front end being lower than the rear. I also don't like the body lift because it leaves a gap between the body and frame. I would like to level the Jeep but not sure how to raise the front end. Perhaps Springs is the front end???
Yeah that's one way to do it
¡¡ Just What I Needed !! 👍
Thanks for watching
Nice video thanks
Are you happy with the ending result after having it for over 6 months
Yes i have. I also enjoyed installing it. There's nothing like adding mods to your jeep on your own. Thanks for watching!
Master Ofnothing you haven't had any problems so far?
+sstillings2
None yet, but i also installed a rough country 1" shifter extender to avoid any shifting problems that other people have had.
One question, I am in the same way as you, I have searched all over the internet and only you have made a video of this product and with a jeep stick shift, the question is where the transfer plate attach goes, which the kit provides, my jeep is 5, speeds and I don't know if to put it or not? Because one thing leads to another, and it is not only open and now, more things must be bought and that they do not say
Hey Ricardo. Are you referring to the body lift kit or the motor mount kit?
Not my brother is the transfer case shifter bracket
It is complicated because I do not have the instructions
Is there an extension for the fuel filler? Or did it stretch?
I used the same filler that was on the jeep (without an extension). I urge you look at this thread. www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/fuel-filler-neck-issue-after-bl-943300/#/topics/943300?page=1&_k=bwj6ix
It explains what other jeep owners did with their filler necks after installing a body lift. Hope this helps, thanks for watching.
you think pb blaster smells. use some PJ1 black label chain lube, it works but man does that shit smell
Lol, ill give it try! Thanks for viewing Benny
After you did the Mml is your shifter pretty close to stock?
No, after the mml I installed a 1" rough country shifter extender
+Master Ofnothing ok thanks man!
Your welcome. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Did you have issues putting bolts back to your gas tank hose, mine won't reach after doing the lift.
Also did you have issues shifting after the motor mount lift?
what is the stock height of the factory for a tj wrangler sahara edition 2003?
You must be in the north east., that frame is shot!
Very good. Original title is from Pennsylvania.
3:09 = masked serial killer
your frame looks pretty rusted.
richard williams I know lol...I started removing a lot of the rust and started applying undercoat. It's not perfect but it works. Thanks for watching