A Jeep Lift Kit is a box full of parts that, when bolted onto your Jeep, will increase its ground clearance. Jeep owners already have many advantages when driving off road. The Jeep is narrower than other 4WD vehicles. It can fit through tight gaps between rocks and trees. Sometimes Jeep owners will have to go over a rock that is taller than the clearance under the Jeep. That's when they wish they had a kit. Of course lift kits can't be installed out on the trail. A little planning ahead is a good idea.

The most basic kit is bigger tires. The factory tires and wheels on the Jeep are not large. They are designed to be driven on the street. Off road driving requires something bigger. There is not a lot of room under the fenders of a Jeep for larger tires. This means that the Jeep has to go up in the air.

A very basic lift is to remove the cab from the frame and install thicker spacers under it. That lifts it up and gives more room for the tires. This only goes so far. Any more lift has to come from the suspension. That's what a Jeep Kit is for. Depending on the model year and amount of lift desired the lift kit can go from simple to very complicated. New springs give a simple lift but increase the steering and drive shaft angles to the point where they are no longer safe. A complete Jeep Lift Kit has all of the parts needed to adjust for that.

The best thing about Jeeps is their simplicity. The Jeep is a lot like a giant toy truck. It is easy to see what every piece does and how it does it. When the Jeep Lift Kit arrives there will be no surprises or impossibilities. All the Jeep owner has to do is be careful and safe and he will have his Jeep leaping over the Rubicon Trail in no time flat.

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