Re: What do I have?2.5\" or 4\" ProComp lift?
I think the easiest way to tell if you've got a 2.5" lift or a 4" lift would be the size of the spacers in the transfer case drop kit, assuming you have one. A 4" lift kit would have a 1.5" - 1.75" transfer case drop kit, or thereabouts, I think ,and a 2.5" lift kit would have a .5" to .75" drop, or thereabouts. The procomp 4" kit comes with cylindrical spacers for the drop, and I know some of the 2.5" kits come with a flat metal spacer with the 3 holes in it.
The stock shackles are stamped sheet metal, and I think are 3" or 4" in length, bolt center to bolt center. If you have something made out of flat steel plate in the 1/4" to 3/8" thick range, you've got aftermarket or homemade shackles.
Good luck
Pete
88YJ,4"susp,33"BFGMT,9kwinch,homemade swingout,258,999,4.10,weber32/36,GMHEI,one moonguy/wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif
I think the easiest way to tell if you've got a 2.5" lift or a 4" lift would be the size of the spacers in the transfer case drop kit, assuming you have one. A 4" lift kit would have a 1.5" - 1.75" transfer case drop kit, or thereabouts, I think ,and a 2.5" lift kit would have a .5" to .75" drop, or thereabouts. The procomp 4" kit comes with cylindrical spacers for the drop, and I know some of the 2.5" kits come with a flat metal spacer with the 3 holes in it.
The stock shackles are stamped sheet metal, and I think are 3" or 4" in length, bolt center to bolt center. If you have something made out of flat steel plate in the 1/4" to 3/8" thick range, you've got aftermarket or homemade shackles.
Good luck
Pete
88YJ,4"susp,33"BFGMT,9kwinch,homemade swingout,258,999,4.10,weber32/36,GMHEI,one moonguy/wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif
