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The leveling kit does not include shocks, but Currie offers a selection of shocks designed to function with the system. The Rancho RS9000XL-series shock shown here is one of the dampers recommended for use with the kit. Longer brake lines and sway-bar links are also pictured.
The leveling kit does not include shocks, but Currie offers a selection of shocks designed to function with the system. The Rancho RS9000XL-series shock shown here is one of the dampers recommended for use with the kit. Longer brake lines and sway-bar links are also pictured.		Another shock option for the kit is Walker Evans shocks. The Walker Evans shocks are available as adjustable units and also with or without remote reservoirs. Also check out the aftermarket exhaust system that replaced the large factory muffler. Currie Enterprises will offer an exhaust kit for JK Wranglers in the near future.
Another shock option for the kit is Walker Evans shocks. The Walker Evans shocks are available as adjustable units and also with or without remote reservoirs. Also check out the aftermarket exhaust system that replaced the large factory muffler. Currie Enterprises will offer an exhaust kit for JK Wranglers in the near future.		The front end is shown with the Currie leveling kit and 32-inch Rubicon tires and wheels installed. Notice that there's still ample room for stuffing the tires in the fenders during suspension articulation. Thirty-three-inch tires will offer similar results with minimal fender rub when fully articulated and no rub under normal driving conditions.
The front end is shown with the Currie leveling kit and 32-inch Rubicon tires and wheels installed. Notice that there's still ample room for stuffing the tires in the fenders during suspension articulation. Thirty-three-inch tires will offer similar results with minimal fender rub when fully articulated and no rub under normal driving conditions.
With the rear leveling kit components in place, the increase in space under the wheelwells is apparent.
With the rear leveling kit components in place, the increase in space under the wheelwells is apparent.
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