Anybody running 4" lift and SOA? Pic's???

[380tom]

Looking for some pic's of anybody running 4 inches of lift (springs) and SOA. I don't know if I should do the SOA with my 4" lift or remove the lift and do only the SOA. I don't want to need a ladder to get in it.

[wickedwagon767]

This is an old picture of RiverBeast.

SOA + 4" springs and a 3" body lift with 39.5" TSL swampers

It won't be easy to get into

but who cares!

[wickedwagon767]

This guy is running 3" Alcan spring SOA with cut fenders on 40" Goodyear MTR's

[cajun_lad]

I'm running BJ's 4" lift springs and SOA w/ 40" ground hawgs. The springs had a few rides on them already, so they were fairly broken in. Trimmed all 4 fenders about 3-4" for flex clearance. For reference, I'm 6'0" and I can comfortably rest my chin on the handle. In the other pic, I'm parked next to the rolled GW that is SOA on stock springs, for a comparison of SOA only and SOA w/ 4" lift.

[The PIG Smith]

This is an old picture of RiverBeast.

SOA + 4" springs and a 3" body lift with 39.5" TSL swampers

It won't be easy to get into

but who cares!

Yup...you are stealing my thunder.
I visited Todd in Long Beach, CA in 2004 and he told me then that his rig was too tall.
The CG was very high and made driving it a challenge.
He wanted to lower it some...I am guessing by going back to stock height springs or a shorter body lift.
Anyways, as we all know, Todd sold it and I dunno what height it is now.

[fulsizjeep]

This guy is running 3" Alcan spring SOA with cut fenders on 40" Goodyear MTR's

Seems to me Nate also has a body lift of some kind. I remember noticing the 3" exhaust fit between the body and frame near the RR wheel.

[midmichfsj]

3 to 4 inch spring + SOA/shackle flip
not short person friendly, but i'm 6' tall and have no problem getting in

sorry about the size. cell phone camera
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