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or do you mean blocks for the springs??? sorry just clicked that that is what you meant ( ive spent too much time with the GU Patrol)
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I have had no trouble at all with my setup with the two add-a-leafs. After 5 years, over 70,000 kms and towing through the Outback, I still have not even sagged a 1/4"! It is true though that they will not flex as much as a well designed full replacement pack or ride as soft but that is also why have lasted so well. They suit me perfectly for what I do but not the setup for everyone.
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after talking to various prople i have come up with the following lift kit.


4.5” Rubicon Express Super Flex Kit (Rubicon Express)
http://www.rubiconexpress.com/dynami...p?folderid=185

XJ ProComp ES9000 Shock Kit (Set of 4) (Rubicon Express)

OME Steering Stabilizer (Rocky Road)
http://www.rocky-road.com/xjsteer.html

Advance Adapters Slip Yoke Eliminator (Rusty’s Offroad)
http://rustysoffroad.com/Merchant2/m...egory_Code=SYE

Bushwacker Cut Out Fender Flares (Rock Road)
http://www.rocky-road.com/xjflare.html

What do you all think???
i will be fitting 33/12.5/15 BFG Muds
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You should also look at your rear diff and axles I broke my rear axle pretty easy after running 33" tyres.
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What year model are you talking about?
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94 XJ with Dana 35c.
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Yeah, I have heard many stories of XJ's on 33's and axles resulting in not so fun times... in fact, my axles were on there way out and I only run 31's...

But to me, I reckon an XJ on 33's looks sweet... and mean! To get to 35's I think is pushing it a bit, unless you building a serious comp/rock crawler and its not a daily driver.

But seriously, you will need SYE for 4" and up... just too many vibes otherwise.
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