Just how bad can a lift get...

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Yes it’s a real Rubicon

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Hell yeah, this is what we call a LCoG build. What is that, maybe 2" of up-travel at most? You know, because the heavily biased down-travel is so much more effective when off-roading :LOL:

No bump stop either I see.
 
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- Way to put the bumpstops above the cup.
- Can we hang our CA’s down any lower?
- Let’s not get the sway bar at least level
- Put our Fox shocks upside down
- Drop the TCase unnecessarily on a Rubicon because we’re so cheap we can’t buy or lengthen a Driveshaft
- Pumpkins are orange ya dumb ass
- More shocks upside down
 
- Way to put the bumpstops above the cup.
- Can we hang our CA’s down any lower?
- Let’s not get the sway bar at least level
- Put our Fox shocks upside down
- Drop the TCase unnecessarily on a Rubicon because we’re so cheap we can’t buy or lengthen a Driveshaft
- Pumpkins are orange ya dumb ass
- More shocks upside down
They’re not upside down?

I’ve never seen those installed the other way around and they come with the bushings to be installed body up.
 
Just something I’m working on at the shop. It was recently bought and the owner is complaining it’s undriveable. I wonder why......

So far the list of shame is...
Dropped pitman
Ft adj track bar and a redrilled lower mount
5.5” MC front springs, 6” RE(?} rear springs
1 bumpstop in its location
Stock upper arms
Fixed lower arms
Neither pinion is lined up
Still has OE steering components
1/2” shorter wheelbase on L
Rear adj track bar and relo bracket, still shifted 1/2” to left
CAI
Led rock lights everywhere that don’t work
The battery has been flipped 180* so hot is almost touching the hood.
Thick wheel spacers
Dropped shovel
Stock brake hoses
Both shifters are really tight
 
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Hell yeah, this is what we call a LCoG build. What is that, maybe 2" of up-travel at most? You know, because the heavily biased down-travel is so much more effective when off-roading :LOL:

No bump stop either I see.
Can’t be LCoG on 6” springs, sorry