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[loosenut]

This website has some good info and has served me will. I got 2 of the 2in spacer lift and it works well for my application, but at least it can give you some infohttp://www.srcustoms.ca/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&c ategory_id=7&Itemid=56 A good pic of the pinion spacer is on there...only way to go btw as it maintains the stock geometry

[loosenut]

1989-1998 Sidekick & Tracker Products Maybe this time it will work...no guarantee

[blaze10]

So having the billet spacers work good? I was told they are no good

[loosenut]

Light, durable, and cost effective...what's not to like. I have not had any trouble, not have I seen any viable alternative to billet. Who said they were bad?

[blaze10]

Some other company said they are not as good as whatever the other material is.

[The Goat]

Two inch billet spacers are no good when coupled with Ome springs because they give too much lift.

However, they are infinitely more durable than the plastic ones, which compress over time.

While they are cheaper than a full lift, they don't perform as well. All in what you intend to do with the vehicle.

[tshawgreatlakes]

I have used the polurethane spacers on a x90 (the red ones) that a guy named Jeff sells with no problems. It is a cheap lift for under $200.00. They are sold thru Low Range and on ebay. I am in the process of put them on a XL7. Spacer lifts are designed for lift not for more up and down wheel travel so if that is what you are after go with OME.. TShaw

[blaze10]

Well the guy sold the kit already. I'm gonna order the long-range kit that comes with spacers an shocks I'm also gonna buy the rear control arm drop kit an camber bolts