Erockhopper
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Is there a reason why this wouldn’t fit a Sport or Sahara? Why is only the Rubicon listed for model?
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It should fit. Maybe it’s a bump stop thing, or something, due to the difference in fenders up front.
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Which kits had adjustable control arms or brackets and which didn’t.
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Rancho,
Any word on some new rs9000xl shocks for the JL, and/or 2.5” body shocks, or a reservoir? Or a 2.5” lift size for 37s?
Ok, enough questions.
We will be launching a non-Rubicon model VERY soon.
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Remember the Rubicon platform is "lifted" about 1.5" higher because of the fender dealio.
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I’m looking forward to that. I don’t want to spend 1600 for a Mopar one...
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So now it's a "mid arm"?This ^^^^
If I recall, the front arms are about an inch longer than a JK.
I have the Evo 2.5 spacer lift will this lower what I'm running now because it's a 2" lift? I realize most lifts are higher than stated.
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It will be pretty similar. MAYBE a tad shorter than the spacer.
Negative. Front will be about the same but the rear will actually be taller. Also, when loaded up with gear, the rear end will still sit higher. With coil spacers, we had about 1/2" of lift in the back but these progressive coils still kept us up at about the 2" range. :yup:
Ty Eddie. I'm gonna go ahead and do this.... I think it's a worthy investment until final lift as it comes with that bracket for brake lines. I really like that.Negative. Front will be about the same but the rear will actually be taller. Also, when loaded up with gear, the rear end will still sit higher. With coil spacers, we had about 1/2" of lift in the back but these progressive coils still kept us up at about the 2" range. :yup:
Ty Eddie. I'm gonna go ahead and do this.... I think it's a worthy investment until final lift as it comes with that bracket for brake lines. I really like that.
Thanks for the info I have an automatic and I can always adjust ebrake if I need to right? Otherwise I'll be happy with a bit more height and better ride. Oh I'll be having a spacer lift for sale soon. ;¬)I should warn you that while the e-brake cable relocation bracket will help free things up and allow your rear axle to droop better, it will make your e-brake almost useless until you pull the handle way up high. If you have a manual, this could be an issue. Otherwise, I think you'll find that the coils will do a much better job of holding weight and keeping you sitting higher up, especially in the rear.
Thanks for the info I have an automatic and I can always adjust ebrake if I need to right? Otherwise I'll be happy with a bit more height and better ride. Oh I'll be having a spacer lift for sale soon. ;¬)
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That's awesome! Going to the Rubicon this weekend so I'll report back...Yes, you can make some adjustment and really, you'll need to. Just wanted to make sure you were aware of it. The extra height or should I say, the height you should of had to begin with is a HUGE plus to me.
How was the Rubicon trail with the rancho lift??That's awesome! Going to the Rubicon this weekend so I'll report back...
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Fantastic....i didn't Fuck my jeep up like Eddie did cuz obviously I'm a way better driver HAHA JKHow was the Rubicon trail with the rancho lift??
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