HypoClintons 4 Inch Clayton Lift

Wheels like a champ.

He is geared 4:88 now. Clayton offers a nice product line.

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X2 Clayton. My friend Brian has their stuff on his JK and not only is it quality but their customer service and support are second to none.


Edit: fixed it. He has a JK not a JL
 
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Weasellee said:
X2 Clayton. My friend Brian has their stuff on hi JL and not only is it quality but their customer service and support are second to none.
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I’m not going to carry on like we are going off into Johnson Valley every weekend- Lord knows my wheels fall off going down the road.

But even Jerry Bransford was surprised some of the stuff we get into and this holds true all around the country.

Not only does Clayton sell a very complete line but they bring other manufactures into the picture to round out the offering. They also have some unique small items like a very robust track bolt and flag nut.

They are kind of a quiet company really-

We used a lot of different companies on my 04-

OME, Savvy, Clayton, Genright-

I was really glad to put it together with everyone I used.

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This picture below should be “hey watch me break a 10
Factory Axle in a minute “


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Thank you for the follow ups I have been reading and all anyone seems to say is Currie or Savvy and you get what you pay for. Clayton is a thousand dollars less and everything I read says they build quality stuff. So explain the differences between the overland and the pro again? I'm new to off road builds but have always wrenches cars.
 
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Thank you for the follow ups I have been reading and all anyone seems to say is Currie or Savvy and you get what you pay for. Clayton is a thousand dollars less and everything I read says they build quality stuff. So explain the differences between the overland and the pro again? I'm new to off road builds but have always wrenches cars.
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If i remember right the pro is all Johnny joint ends or at least on the threaded ends.

Remember their arms are single adjustable- you ‘ll understand what that means when you dial in your geometry. It’s more work.
 
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