I have read that the best way to determine the lift is to measure the front and rear coil spring and subtract 12" from the total height. Can anyone confirm or provide a more accurate procedure? I thought my 2013 JKU had a 4" left installed prior to me purchasing, but based on the above formula it looks like a 2.5". I am just not convinced that it is not a bigger lift.
Because there is a wide range of manufacturers and lifts, I am not sure the measure the spring and subtract 12 method would work. Most of the time, a lift will provide more lift than actually advertised unless your Jeep is particularly heavy. Plus over time, especially during the first few months, a lift will settle a little.
Based on your pic, and assuming you have 35's on your Jeep, I would guess that you have a 3.5" lift on your Jeep. Any markings on the components to give a hint of the manufacturer?
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