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Right on. What I want is stronger springs and better parts. Not necessarily a ton of lift. The 1.5” sounds spot on.
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I am really interested in this 1.5” system. I love my JLUR but feel that it just needs a little bit of lift and 2.5” is just too much (for me and my use). This is right up my alley; I’m willing to wait for this system.
 
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I am really interested in this 1.5” system. I love my JLUR but feel that it just needs a little bit of lift and 2.5” is just too much (for me and my use). This is right up my alley; I’m willing to wait for this system.
We'll have an update on 1.5" kits before the end of this month! We're just waiting to hear back from our spring manufacturer.
 

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I'm assuming the springs will be heavier than stock, to accommodate a reasonable load/winch without sagging? If so, this sounds perfect for my needs.
 

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I'm assuming the springs will be heavier than stock, to accommodate a reasonable load/winch without sagging? If so, this sounds perfect for my needs.
That sounds like where I want to be and it will fit my 33s better proportionally
 
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I'm assuming the springs will be heavier than stock, to accommodate a reasonable load/winch without sagging? If so, this sounds perfect for my needs.
Of course! Same design idea as all of our current spring options.
 

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any updates on the 1.5?
I bought a rubicon spring and shocks off a diesel and mopar lca to pair with my 33s, but I think id rather wait for this creation from the guys at Clayton.
 

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I bought a rubicon spring and shocks off a diesel and mopar lca to pair with my 33s, but I think id rather wait for this creation from the guys at Clayton.
If lift height stays true to all others, this will give you 2.5-3” lift on your Sport. I’m referencing the Clayton 1.5” mentioned above.
 

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