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Ordered the Constant Load to accompany my Rhino front bumper and winch.. WOO HOO..
Ironman 4x4 2” lift kit on sale
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Got an impromptu call from Luke at Ironman4x4 yesterday evening confirming my order. It feels great that a company really confirms and makes sure that the customer is getting the desired product (BEFORE IT IS SHIPPED).
I originally ordered the "Constant Load" version for my 200, because I'm installing the Rhino Front Bumper and a winch, thinking it was all set. Spoke with Bubba and we thought we had it right, but that second call sealed the deal. Luke and I started to add up the additional weight, ride harshness, and future of the build (and the wife's comfort as well since she was sitting right in front of me). We opted that the Performance Load was a better fit. Not only to preserve my marriage, but for the sake of ride quality.
Great work Guys! Ironman4X4 = Great Customer Service!
Is the actual lift height on this kit right at 2" or does it vary? Thanks.
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My order arrived last night after some delay on bad weather. Can’t wait to install it in spring. It’s been a pleasure to deal with Ironman4x4. This won’t be the last order from me.
Thanks.
Stock UCA’s and no diff drop. I have no idea about the OME lift other than what I’ve seen on mud. My 40 is my rock crawler. This is mostly for easy to moderate trails, camping , and towing the 40 so I didn’t want to spend a fortune on the lift. I went with the Ironman based on price and reviews. Free shipping didn’t hurt either. I’m running their front bumper and winch also. Went with Dobinson for the rear. One thing about the lift, if you are going to install it yourself you might want to spend a few extra bucks and get the pre assembled coils. It’s sketchy trying to use coil spring compressors and I ended up spending as much having them put together as I would have if I just got them Pre assembled.
I’ve made some updates to the rig since I posted with the lift. Added some weight. Ironman front, Dobinson rear, and White knuckle sliders. Still rides really nice. Still has a slight forward rake which is fine for me since it levels out nicely when towing my 40
Stock UCA’s and no diff drop. I have no idea about the OME lift other than what I’ve seen on mud. My 40 is my rock crawler. This is mostly for easy to moderate trails, camping , and towing the 40 so I didn’t want to spend a fortune on the lift. I went with the Ironman based on price and reviews. Free shipping didn’t hurt either. I’m running their front bumper and winch also. Went with Dobinson for the rear. One thing about the lift, if you are going to install it yourself you might want to spend a few extra bucks and get the pre assembled coils. It’s sketchy trying to use coil spring compressors and I ended up spending as much having them put together as I would have if I just got them Pre assembled.
I’ve made some updates to the rig since I posted with the lift. Added some weight. Ironman front, Dobinson rear, and White knuckle sliders. Still rides really nice. Still has a slight forward rake which is fine for me since it levels out nicely when towing my 40
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