Tell me about shaft extensions

It's easy to do. If you have steel shafts you can buy aluminum extensions or graphite extensions for graphite shafts, should be able to get them from Maltby. Graphite come in one size, steel come in .600 or .580, you'll want .600 if irons are stiff flex, .580 if regular. Aluminum sometimes come double sided; just cut in half, and epoxy into your shafts.

If you're using graphite be certain to rotate the shaft as you cut to length if you're using a hacksaw.

Adding length does make them more upright. Not sure the length to lie ratio.

Let me know how it goes.

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He said making longer them would also help with lie angle (wanted them 2 degrees upright)

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1/2" = 1/2 degree in lie angle. I assume these are single length irons, which is why you're even considering adding 1", because that's a good amount of length. Especially on your scoring clubs.

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probably not cheap

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Always have the wife or significant other pay for your shaft extensions

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They are regular clubs but may look into single lenght.

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What would you say the strength of your game is with irons? You better at 150 in or 150 out?

I just ended my single length adventure. I thought it would help with my weakness in that I struggled with 4-6i game and that part got a lot better. 8i-pw tanked. Pulled everything and was missing GIRs. Just an a heads up and your results may vary. I am still considering single lengths for 4-6i though.

Also, look into Apollo shafts They're cheap and phenomenal. Play very similar to the Project X. You could probably reshaft your cubs with those rather than extend for less.