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I am looking to lift my Jeep and am noticing most lifts are spec for 18-23 model JL’s (non-Rubicon, if that matters) and specifically state non-2024 models in some cases. Is there something different between a 24 and 23 suspension wise?
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I am looking to lift my Jeep and am noticing most lifts are spec for 18-23 model JL’s (non-Rubicon, if that matters) and specifically state non-2024 models in some cases. Is there something different between a 24 and 23 suspension wise?
I'm seeing the same thing in my searching for products, but everything underneath both model years (model compared to same model) appears to be the same. I assume most aftermarket mfgs just haven't confirmed fitment or updated their websites.
 
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I'm seeing the same thing in my searching for products, but everything underneath both model years (model compared to same model) appears to be the same. I assume most aftermarket mfgs just haven't confirmed fitment or updated their websites.
That was my thought as well, except some manufacturers are specifically saying not for a 2024. Which means they have updated. I reached out to few, but have not heard back from any yet
 

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FYI on this, we have found that there IS a change from 23 to 24 models. What we found was minor but needs to be addressed. That change? Front sway bar end links. More specifically... the bushings used. LOL
We have (in the process) of extending out coverage to 2024 for JL/JT's.
 

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FYI on this, we have found that there IS a change from 23 to 24 models. What we found was minor but needs to be addressed. That change? Front sway bar end links. More specifically... the bushings used. LOL
We have (in the process) of extending out coverage to 2024 for JL/JT's.
Bolt size/heads are different too. Needed a few trips to the store when I tired to do a swaybar disconnect install on a 2024.
 

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Yes!
Thanks for adding that info.
In my mind it's a "parts pack" , a bunch a nuts/bolts/etc. LOL


Bolt size/heads are different too. Needed a few trips to the store when I tired to do a swaybar disconnect install on a 2024.
 

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I just installed the Mopar lift on my 2024 and yes the ONLY difference was the front sway bar link bolts changed from 12 mm to 14 mm. The kit actually included the new bolts but I had to order bushings from Metalcloak.
 

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Does the 24 Willys lean towards the Rubicon lift kit or the non-Rubi lifts? The 24 Willys is near identicial to the Rubicon but the 23 I believe is equivilent to the Sport suspension.
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