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1" lift motor mounts from Brown Dog Offroad. Classic Polyurethane https://browndogindustries.com/browndogindustries.com/Wrangler-TJ-40L-4.aspx

Brown Dog MML Ultra-Flex Rubber for the 4.0 Got them 2 years ago with a kit from DPG Offroad but never got around to using them.

I purchased these back in March of this year trying to gather parts for a MML and a stroker setup. I have changed plans and doing a full SYE and lower tranny mount later and instead of a stroker collecting parts for a Magnum 318 swap. Purchased from 2006TJ1 I believe the first or second of...

For sale: 1 Inch Motor Mount Lift from Brown Dog. These are the rubber bushing set. I put less than 4k miles on them and have gone back to OEM style mounts. There is absolutely nothing wrong with them aside from paint scuffs here and there from install/use, but they are mostly in areas that are...

In your experience or expertise, what are the best manufacturers of motor mount lifts and body lifts? I'm looking for 1" in both. Also, is polyurethane or rubber better? Thanks for your input.

All of these came off my Jeep or were for my Jeep - just don't need them anymore. $30 ($135 brand new) - JKS 1.25" body lift (one of the radiator jounce bumpers was damaged by our dog, however, it looks like it'll still fit into the radiator bumper hole) $20 - factory front tow hooks, with...

I no longer need my 1" motor mount lift. So, alas, on the classified's it goes! Those motor mounts in the pictures (my original motor mounts) were accidentally modified per the JKS MML instructions for a 4 cylinder TJ. I just didn't know that our 6 cylinder motor mounts didn't need to be...

The Unlimited has a 1"MML installed on the 4.0. Yesterday when add the oil during the oil change I do notice the oil level been slight lower(between the dots) after has 6 entire Quarts on it. Prefer to run on the lower side and not overfill but little curious. Did someone else experiment...

When installing the M.O.R.E Bombproof MML, is this something that takes place on the topside (under the hood) or under the vehicle? Just trying to prepare myself you know!

Okay, so I was thinking about this last night in bed and I believe I may be confused... If you raise the body 1" with a body lift, then why bother raising the engine 1" with a MML? I thought the engine was attached to the frame, correct? If so, raising the body 1" wouldn't cause any driveline...