ARCHIVE 100 Series 1" Body Lift

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I realize, for whatever reason, the 1"+ body lift is an intimidating little project for the 100 group, but IMHO if you're going to run 35" tires, extended travel high-zoot shocks, etc., there are fewer "bigger bang for the buck" mods.

But relative to a 100 it provides the necessary clearance while preserving (or expanding) suspension travel as well as allowing a lower overall resting suspension height which should be a much higher priority given how sensitive CV and steering components are to performance and durability.

If this mod was generally accepted amongst the thirty-fivers...the bumper fabbers would offer appropriate bumpers...that would also provide a little better approach and departure angles...another benefit when you doing ledge work in Utah folks.

Ok...I either need to lose weight or build a sturdier soapbox :D
 
Except that he already said he's not making a bumper to accommodate the very few 100s running a 1" body lift.

Negative, Ghostrider. A quote from @benc via PM, when asked about a body lift:

"I do not have a body lift but I will be making brackets for a 1 in body lift. I designed this bumper with the bolt on brackets for this reason"

And further more:

"I'm thinking the cost will be an additional $75 for the body lift brackets"
 
Negative, Ghostrider. A quote from @benc via PM, when asked about a body lift:

"I do not have a body lift but I will be making brackets for a 1 in body lift. I designed this bumper with the bolt on brackets for this reason"

And further more:

"I'm thinking the cost will be an additional $75 for the body lift brackets"


There you have it, "Ghostrider". You're all set then and I have been cordially corrected.
 

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