Trevor it appears you are correct. When I originally spoke to a rep at ReadyLift seems they got the JL and JT mixed up as the end links are swapped around in there. For the JT the end links are replaced in the front only and not in the rear. I am sorry to everyone for all the confusion but I...
It's really hard to compare spacer kits to whose better to who as it is just a spacer kit vs say a suspension lift that has many more key components. ReadyLift when through multiple tests with their kit and determined what was needed and what wasn't needed
In case anyone has missed it I am running a special on the ReadyLift 2.5" SST spacer lift kit
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You would reach out to me/request a quote, if you like the quote I would collect some information from you, once collected I will create an order and get a secured payment link sent over
Quote is incoming, I dont think they were as of yet, im not sure of the process it takes nor how quickly it is to update everything
I did find this install video on youtube and im sure there are even better ones you can find -
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@Riptide Putting together quote, Only things that need to be replaced are included in the kit
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OK SO
The way I mentioned it is correct, they are amending the install instructions to match, not sure why they were like that but, yes, the New bracket will install in the rear, rear stock brack will install in the front.
I agree, the flow doesn't match after looking deeper into it. I am on the phone with ReadyLift as I type this, and he said that the way I stated it is correct. Yet, the way the install sheet is set up definitely makes it confusing and not as straight forward as it should. He is currently getting...