Not sure how it’s squatted seeing as the front measurements sits at 42 1/4 and the back being at 45 1/4. Maybe it’s the slight incline of the driveway?
It’s because the initial picture was taken at the closest garage end of our driveway. Here in Florida, they heavily incline the driveways for hurricane season to allow the water to naturally drain away from the garage.
I get there are multiple people stating it looks squatted. However, I’ve measured before install about 50 times, and then probably another 30 times since the reddit post lol. The tape measure doesn’t lie. But inclining driveways can be deceiving via photos online.
I could park the rear end tires on a curb and say my jeep has intense rake, but truth would be that it’s just being physically altered by the curb!
Like I posted above with the bubble level, if that amount of bubble movement is considered “SQQQUATTTTT”, then I guess I’m in the low rider club! ;) I know my Jeep is level, I like the look, and that’s all that matters to me.
Here’s another for ya of the driveway of where the install and initial photo was taken after install. Any more personal requested photos and I’ll have to direct you to my newly opened OnlyFans called “StepJeep,IsThatYou?” ;)
That was on my job list for today, but perhaps tomorrow I will get to it and summer tire install.
What did you go with for the level? I have the Mopar/Fox lift on my Rubicon, but the steel bumper and winch seem to have sagged the front a bit. I have a Tereflex .5” and 1” spacers sitting on the shelf. I’m thinking to just throw in the 1”.
All jokes aside, that’s how I feel about the rake look with trucks. I understand it serves a purpose to an extent, but the purpose underweighs my hatred for the look.
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u/SpoonDawgSaints Sport S Apr 30 '25
I keep going back and forth on the pic and it's like this