that's about 1/3rd of the parts necessary to properly lift an MJ that high. You still need longer control arms, longer track bar, longer sway bar links, longer brake lines, (and lose the drop pitman and put the original back). :thumbsup:
as the others have said, ground clearance under the axles is one thing, but as soon as you leave perfectly flat ground, approach/departure and breakover angles are important too.
life played some pretty good jokes on me yesterday. the best was when I woke up and my computer had shut itself off and wouldn't fire back up. but later that day it was all back to its normal slow self. :dunno: or maybe the best was when I pulled the brakes off the van and pieces fell out. I had an inkling that the rears weren't doing much. worse than I thought though. :fs1:
it's so little as to be unmeasurable. (meaning that you would never be able to make up the cost of the posilok in theoretical gas saved) don't sweat it. :thumbsup: the CAD was a mistake that Jeep eventually rectified.