2dr lifts

[jeepdogjl]

I had to put a cheap spacer lift on my JL. I'm having trouble finding a good lift because it's a 2dr. Why does a 2dr need a different lift than a 4dr the only difference I could think of is maybe the springs because a 4dr is heavier. I'm waiting for JKS, Terraflex, or BDS to make a good 3.5 inch spring lift for a 2dr JL.

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[Hydroboy35th]

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[Sorbs]

Mopar now offers a 2” lift.

https://www.quadratec.com/p/mopar/lift-kit-fox-series-shocks-jeep-wrangler-jl-2-door

 

[Rock Krawler Suspension]

We have had 2 door JL lifts for about 10 months. http://rockkrawler.com/suspension/2018-pres-jl-suspension-systems/

 

[UKCATS]

We have had 2 door JL lifts for about 10 months. http://rockkrawler.com/suspension/2018-pres-jl-suspension-systems/

You have, and man I love your products, have used them for years on JK’s. But you (and to be fair, everyone else) don’t have a lift for the 2 door Rubicon owners that want to run 35’s without it looking like a roller skate. I believe a big opportunity is being missed. 1.5” spring lift would be nice for us.

 

[Alanscott1]

You have, and man I love your products, have used them for years on JK’s. But you (and to be fair, everyone else) don’t have a lift for the 2 door Rubicon owners that want to run 35’s without it looking like a roller skate. I believe a big opportunity is being missed. 1.5” spring lift would be nice for us.

I second this. Been asking manufacturers for months if this is something they would entertain.

 

[Rock Krawler Suspension]

You have, and man I love your products, have used them for years on JK’s. But you (and to be fair, everyone else) don’t have a lift for the 2 door Rubicon owners that want to run 35’s without it looking like a roller skate. I believe a big opportunity is being missed. 1.5” spring lift would be nice for us.

Our 2 door lifts are based on sport suspension, on a Rubi 2 door, you'd only gain 1.5-1.75" of lift. That's almost exactly what you're looking for. On a rubi, with 35's, especially Nitto's new 11.5" wide 35's, you can get away with about 5" BS maybe even a little bit more to suck those tires in and get away from that look. Give us a call, we have ways to do what you want to do.

 

[UKCATS]

Our 2 door lifts are based on sport suspension, on a Rubi 2 door, you'd only gain 1.5-1.75" of lift. That's almost exactly what you're looking for. On a rubi, with 35's, especially Nitto's new 11.5" wide 35's, you can get away with about 5" BS maybe even a little bit more to suck those tires in and get away from that look. Give us a call, we have ways to do what you want to do.

Will do. I’m about to replace your 2.5” lift with your 3.5” lift on the wife’s JKUR. She’s wanting 37’s again.

 

[UKCATS]

@Rock Krawler

Do you have any pics of your lift on a 2 door Rubicon with 35’s?

 

[Alanscott1]

Our 2 door lifts are based on sport suspension, on a Rubi 2 door, you'd only gain 1.5-1.75" of lift. That's almost exactly what you're looking for. On a rubi, with 35's, especially Nitto's new 11.5" wide 35's, you can get away with about 5" BS maybe even a little bit more to suck those tires in and get away from that look. Give us a call, we have ways to do what you want to do.

That does sound like what I’m looking for. Do your spring rates play well with the Falcon shocks?

 

[Rock Krawler Suspension]

That does sound like what I’m looking for. Do your spring rates play well with the Falcon shocks?

They're reported as rather rough when paired together. I haven't personally driven a jeep with our springs and Falcon shocks, but many reports have said 2.1's don't match well at all, 3.1's are ok-ish, and 3.3's are pretty alright... Again, no personal experience.

 

[Rock Krawler Suspension]

Will do. I’m about to replace your 2.5” lift with your 3.5” lift on the wife’s JKUR. She’s wanting 37’s again.

You could just replace springs, the remaining components just need an adjustment, no reason to change the whole lift.

 

[Rock Krawler Suspension]

@Rock Krawler

Do you have any pics of your lift on a 2 door Rubicon with 35’s?

I don't but I'll see if I can track one down.

 

[UKCATS]

You could just replace springs, the remaining components just need an adjustment, no reason to change the whole lift.

I would have to add some things. Only running front lower arms.

 

[Alanscott1]

They're reported as rather rough when paired together. I haven't personally driven a jeep with our springs and Falcon shocks, but many reports have said 2.1's don't match well at all, 3.1's are ok-ish, and 3.3's are pretty alright... Again, no personal experience.

I currently have a set of the 3.3s, guess if I do go down this route I'll try them out. Contrary to popular opinion, I don't find the Falcons to be a great match for the stock springs either. Not a fan of digressive valving in off-road vehicles, I guess.

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