BajaRunner

Its been about 2 months since I installed my OME suspension lift. The rear is great, giving me around 3". However, the front has been a good 2" lower ever since installing.

A few weeks after seeing this, I decided to get a 1.5" daystar spacer to help things out. Well, It added about 1". Im still at least 1.5" lower in the front. It just really bugs me to look at my 'runner and see this.

So, last night I ordered the 2.5" cornfed front spacers to finally remedy my situation. Id personally rather be .5" higher in the front than in the back.

Sooo...Question is, since my lift didn't really work for me in the front, I'll be okay with installing this on top of my OME springs, right? Currently, with my 1" diff drop spacer installed, my CV boot "fins" aren't touching. Im hoping this will work out for me.

My other concern was travel. Since this spacer is in the pack, I wont be adding more droop, will I?

Is there anything else I should be concerned about?

User 051420

Glad to see I'm not the only one complainng about OME sagging. Have you thought about using Revtek top out extenders in combination with other spacers?

BajaRunner

I haven't thought about it really... I just wanted to stick the cornfeds on because I wont have to worry about sagging for a while.

spiff

Which OME shocks and coils do you have?

turboale

mine sagged with the tjm majorly.... still are saggin a little with the Downeys... I need to see if I can crank 'em a little. Though, I'm still on my original CVs so, i'm not complaining too much

You could call up Roger Brown and get a custom body lift with a .5 or 1.5 in the front and 1" or 2" in the rear.