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Damn that was fast and they are expensive. I would wait and see what AEV comes out with as I bet it will be similar to those and less money.
 

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I’m waiting for their long arms and king coilover kit. I just hope I can afford it.
It’s my understanding the current control arms are a bit longer than the JK, certainly longer than the TJ. Are you sure you need even longer?
 

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It’s my understanding the current control arms are a bit longer than the JK, certainly longer than the TJ. Are you sure you need even longer?
Even the 2 inch Mopar lift comes with longer lower control arms up front.
 

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It’s my understanding the current control arms are a bit longer than the JK, certainly longer than the TJ. Are you sure you need even longer?
I think I’m gonna need more than two inch lift to roll 40s. I think the change in height will make it so the arms need to be lengthened a bit more.
 

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oh....light bulb just went off for me....this explains what our silly virginia beach dealer keeps trying to sell "Evolution" edition Jeeps.....They are just Saharas with an Evolution brand lift, and a fancy Evolution hood sticker......I always laughed everytime they told me its an "Evolution Edition"...yea ok thats a Sahara buddy, Jeep doesnt make an "Evolution"...all along I never even knew they were a lift mfg. LOL

Again I say....retarded dealer advertising to try to make you think its something special and charge a premium.
 

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I think I’m gonna need more than two inch lift to roll 40s. I think the change in height will make it so the arms need to be lengthened a bit more.
For sure you will. 3.5 to 4 probably. I am planning on a 3 inch lift for 37's.
 

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Wondering... I currently run an Evo Enforcer with OME Shocks and a Synergy front end (Drag Link, Tie Rod, etc.) on my 2015 JKU. I LOVE the Plush Ride springs. It seems Evo is ok with spring rates on the JL, which is why they haven't already come out with Plush Rides for their JL lift kids. Anyone have any thoughts or found other information on the stock spring quality for the JL and whether changing the springs will make a huge difference?
 
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Wondering... I currently run an Evo Enforcer with OME Shocks and a Synergy front end (Drag Link, Tie Rod, etc.) on my 2015 JKU. I LOVE the Plush Ride springs. It seems Evo is ok with spring rates on the JL, which is why they haven't already come out with Plush Rides for their JL lift kids. Anyone have any thoughts or found other information on the stock spring quality for the JL and whether changing the springs will make a huge difference?
I think it is because the JL is so new and they haven't had time to do development and come to market with aftermarket springs. I bet they will down the road.
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