What To Buy For The Front When Doing An Soa?

[hawkswag1]

The height of an soa is about what i want on my comanche, but i just don't know what i need for the front suspension to level it out. I'm trying to buy as little as i can as i am on a pretty tight budget.

[87manche1]

Save up. Ull need control arms, control arm drops to fix the severe angle, track bar, shocks , swaybar extentions, lift spring 4.5"-5.5" basically a whole lift minus the rear

[87MJTIM]

don't forget brake lines.

[SW86]

i went 6.5 and its still not sitting level... thats with good 4wd leafs and your standard mopar perches.

[Pete M]

http://comancheclub.com/topic/35519-55-600-mj-lift-cheap-high-quality-100-complete-lift/

[hawkswag1]

Sweet thanks! One more thing. Did comanches all come with the same ride height or did some have an offroad option?

[ComancheKid45]

All 2wd trucks sat at the same height and all 4wd trucks sat at the same height.....2wd trucks are known to sit about 1" lower than 4wd models.

[hawkswag1]

So would lift height be based on the 2wd height or 4wd height? Or would it lift both the same amount?

[Pete M]

spring sag matters too.  perhaps even more. 

[Trapn6.0]

I put 6" RE coils on and still don't sit level. Small rake to it.

[Crash]

Put some weight in the back to help settle the leafs. Shorter shackle, or pull a leaf? 

[Pete M]

don't pull a leaf.  our trucks have enough issues with spring-wrap as it is :(

[carnuck]

I used 7" TJ coils (and STILL drive slightly uphill empty but level with my canopy and almost level with 2200 lbs of gravel), extended lower arms (Wish I'd bought the '00+ Grand Cherokee ones with inward curve to them so my tires didn't touch at full turn), '87 Wrangler brake hoses (they match to the year of your Comanche), Adjustable tracbar and home made shock extenders (shocks were brand new at the time I converted from 2wd 10 years ago) 4WD tierods are bigger. I used a ZJ set I had from a '93 I parted. Otherwise the adjuster sleeve tends to come loose once a month driving rough roads.