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Old 31-03-2016
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How do you find the ride of the 5100 Compared to what you had previously?
Also the Dobinson HD, do you have bullbar or winch? I am considering Dobinson HD at the front but I have no bar or winch etc. One thing I like about the Dobinsons, they are a 45mm lift. HD would be more like 60mm. Got a pic of the ride height?


I don't have accessories at the moment, though am planning to put front and rear bars on. Sitting at exactly 3" lift at the moment. See my build thread for pics.



The bilsteins are a world away from what I had previously. But what I had were the stock shocks which were shagged. The ride is really comfortable. Firm but not hard. Feels right
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Old 01-04-2016
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I've had EFS Elite suspension in 3 Explorers & 1 GQ, absolutely loved the ride especially in the X's. Nice comfortable not to rigid & wife loved being a passenger (no jiggling LOL) good off & on road. The old GQ was a totally different 4b with coils & shocks.
Must be said that on the X's it was shocks only as they have leaf rear end & torsion bar front.
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So, in planing to lift my 04 wj, from what I can tell on here I need to go with a 3 inch a it already has a 1 inch lift built into it. Is this right?
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