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Hey Everyone, wanted to take a moment to add to the positive sentiment that helped me during the lift kit selection process. I have a ‘20 Rubicon Recon with the e-torque 2.0 turbo.

I’ll start by saying my rig is my daily driver (80/20) in the LA area, so ride quality and a semblance of road manners were important in my decision. I prefer trails to crawling, another factor in my decision tree. I also appreciate the look of a neatly fit (not packed) wheel-well. After spending far too many hours than I care to acknowledge examining rig setup aesthetics, I determined that a true 2” lift on top of the factory rubi height with 37’s was my preferred stance. If you spend enough time reading about Dynatrac, it’s clear this kit was built with an intentional purpose, and I am the type of Jeep owner that fits squarely in the cohort of Jeep drivers that this kit was designed to please. If you’re a human by weekday and rock crawler by weekend, this review isn’t necessarily intended for you, as the clearance and spring rate have obvious limitations for crawling and fully loaded overland jaunts. I’ve only had the kit on for a few days and haven’t loaded the rig, so I can’t vouch for any sagging or issues there yet. So far, so good.

As far as ride quality, the improvement was noticeable immediately. The steering felt a bit tighter, but not overly so. Think bimmer vs. benz, but not quite as dramatic. I liked it. As I proceeded out of the drive, I instantly felt less brake dive, and when I turned out, I could tell the body roll was cut down by at least 50%. These were exactly the ride quality enhancements I was hoping for, and the kit delivered. After a few more days behind the wheel, the improvement is certainly solidified. Freeway driving is more stabilized and she’s a hair more fun to throw into the turns. All in all, I am very happy with my decision. I had the kit installed at 4WP and they were great, and going through them netted a 3 year no questions asked warranty for added piece of mind.

If you’re on the fence and it sounds like we are similar rig/driver combos, you won’t be disappointed. ✌

Jeff

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Hey Everyone, wanted to take a moment to add to the positive sentiment that helped me during the lift kit selection process. I have a ‘20 Rubicon Recon with the e-torque 2.0 turbo.

I’ll start by saying my rig is my daily driver (80/20) in the LA area, so ride quality and a semblance of road manners were important in my decision. I prefer trails to crawling, another factor in my decision tree. I also appreciate the look of a neatly fit (not packed) wheel-well. After spending far too many hours than I care to acknowledge examining rig setup aesthetics, I determined that a true 2” lift on top of the factory rubi height with 37’s was my preferred stance. If you spend enough time reading about Dynatrac, it’s clear this kit was built with an intentional purpose, and I am the type of Jeep owner that fits squarely in the cohort of Jeep drivers that this kit was designed to please. If you’re a human by weekday and rock crawler by weekend, this review isn’t necessarily intended for you, as the clearance and spring rate have obvious limitations for crawling and fully loaded overland jaunts. I’ve only had the kit on for a few days and haven’t loaded the rig, so I can’t vouch for any sagging or issues there yet. So far, so good.

As far as ride quality, the improvement was noticeable immediately. The steering felt a bit tighter, but not overly so. Think bimmer vs. benz, but not quite as dramatic. I liked it. As I proceeded out of the drive, I instantly felt less brake dive, and when I turned out, I could tell the body roll was cut down by at least 50%. These were exactly the ride quality enhancements I was hoping for, and the kit delivered. After a few more days behind the wheel, the improvement is certainly solidified. Freeway driving is more stabilized and she’s a hair more fun to throw into the turns. All in all, I am very happy with my decision. I had the kit installed at 4WP and they were great, and going through them netted a 3 year no questions asked warranty for added piece of mind.

If you’re on the fence and it sounds like we are similar rig/driver combos, you won’t be disappointed. ✌

Jeff

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Looks great. What size tire is on it in the picture? Did you have to add wheel spacers with your stock wheels?
 
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Looks great. What size tire is on it in the picture? Did you have to add wheel spacers with your stock wheels?
Still sitting on the stock 33” wheel and tire setup. I wanted to feel the difference one variable at a time. Method 311 Vex Black/Titanium wheels on 37”s coming soon.
 

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Nice looking rig! I have Dynatrac 2" for almost 2 years, I moved from 33 to 35 to 37 now. They settled to about 1.5-1.75" lift after all these years, but again my rigs are heavy with roof rack mounted accessories, bumper with winch, high lift and other overlanding gears.

I do have 0.5" spacer in the front but somehow still has a forward rake, which does not bother me anyway. But I can imagine without the spacer, it will be very noticeable. Since the installation of the lift, I have swap almost every suspension and steering components, not that they are necessary, but I just like playing with mods.

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Nice looking rig! I have Dynatrac 2" for almost 2 years, I moved from 33 to 35 to 37 now. They settled to about 1.5-1.75" lift after all these years, but again my rigs are heavy with roof rack mounted accessories, bumper with winch, high lift and other overlanding gears.

I do have 0.5" spacer in the front but somehow still has a forward rake, which does not bother me anyway. But I can imagine without the spacer, it will be very noticeable. Since the installation of the lift, I have swap almost every suspension and steering components, not that they are necessary, but I just like playing with mods.

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Love your rig as well! Thanks for posting this pic, I too plan on going with the 37” KO2s since they run a bit smaller. Roof rack coming in the near future. I’ll keep this post updated as to whether or not I get some settling after a thousand miles or so. ✌
 

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Hey Everyone, wanted to take a moment to add to the positive sentiment that helped me during the lift kit selection process. I have a ‘20 Rubicon Recon with the e-torque 2.0 turbo.

I’ll start by saying my rig is my daily driver (80/20) in the LA area, so ride quality and a semblance of road manners were important in my decision. I prefer trails to crawling, another factor in my decision tree. I also appreciate the look of a neatly fit (not packed) wheel-well. After spending far too many hours than I care to acknowledge examining rig setup aesthetics, I determined that a true 2” lift on top of the factory rubi height with 37’s was my preferred stance. If you spend enough time reading about Dynatrac, it’s clear this kit was built with an intentional purpose, and I am the type of Jeep owner that fits squarely in the cohort of Jeep drivers that this kit was designed to please. If you’re a human by weekday and rock crawler by weekend, this review isn’t necessarily intended for you, as the clearance and spring rate have obvious limitations for crawling and fully loaded overland jaunts. I’ve only had the kit on for a few days and haven’t loaded the rig, so I can’t vouch for any sagging or issues there yet. So far, so good.

As far as ride quality, the improvement was noticeable immediately. The steering felt a bit tighter, but not overly so. Think bimmer vs. benz, but not quite as dramatic. I liked it. As I proceeded out of the drive, I instantly felt less brake dive, and when I turned out, I could tell the body roll was cut down by at least 50%. These were exactly the ride quality enhancements I was hoping for, and the kit delivered. After a few more days behind the wheel, the improvement is certainly solidified. Freeway driving is more stabilized and she’s a hair more fun to throw into the turns. All in all, I am very happy with my decision. I had the kit installed at 4WP and they were great, and going through them netted a 3 year no questions asked warranty for added piece of mind.

If you’re on the fence and it sounds like we are similar rig/driver combos, you won’t be disappointed. ✌

Jeff

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Did you ever add 37s? How’s the ride still today?
 

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Hey Everyone, wanted to take a moment to add to the positive sentiment that helped me during the lift kit selection process. I have a ‘20 Rubicon Recon with the e-torque 2.0 turbo.

I’ll start by saying my rig is my daily driver (80/20) in the LA area, so ride quality and a semblance of road manners were important in my decision. I prefer trails to crawling, another factor in my decision tree. I also appreciate the look of a neatly fit (not packed) wheel-well. After spending far too many hours than I care to acknowledge examining rig setup aesthetics, I determined that a true 2” lift on top of the factory rubi height with 37’s was my preferred stance. If you spend enough time reading about Dynatrac, it’s clear this kit was built with an intentional purpose, and I am the type of Jeep owner that fits squarely in the cohort of Jeep drivers that this kit was designed to please. If you’re a human by weekday and rock crawler by weekend, this review isn’t necessarily intended for you, as the clearance and spring rate have obvious limitations for crawling and fully loaded overland jaunts. I’ve only had the kit on for a few days and haven’t loaded the rig, so I can’t vouch for any sagging or issues there yet. So far, so good.

As far as ride quality, the improvement was noticeable immediately. The steering felt a bit tighter, but not overly so. Think bimmer vs. benz, but not quite as dramatic. I liked it. As I proceeded out of the drive, I instantly felt less brake dive, and when I turned out, I could tell the body roll was cut down by at least 50%. These were exactly the ride quality enhancements I was hoping for, and the kit delivered. After a few more days behind the wheel, the improvement is certainly solidified. Freeway driving is more stabilized and she’s a hair more fun to throw into the turns. All in all, I am very happy with my decision. I had the kit installed at 4WP and they were great, and going through them netted a 3 year no questions asked warranty for added piece of mind.

If you’re on the fence and it sounds like we are similar rig/driver combos, you won’t be disappointed. ✌

Jeff

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Thx for posting. What's they charge for install at 4wp?
 

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@Reconatrek on dynatrac website says the kit is only for 3.6 engine. I want this lift kit but I been usure to pull the trigger since has only been tested on 3.6 and I have A 2021 JLU Sahara with 2.0 turbo engine.
can someone confirm this kit can be use for the 2.0 turbo?
 
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The Dynatrac lift has been great for me as well. I did add adjustable tracbars, Mopar lowers too.
 

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I have been trying to decide between this lift and the AEV. How’s it the 36s
 

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@Reconatrek on dynatrac website says the kit is only for 3.6 engine. I want this lift kit but I been usure to pull the trigger since has only been tested on 3.6 and I have A 2021 JLU Sahara with 2.0 turbo engine.
can someone confirm this kit can be use for the 2.0 turbo?
I used to have the Dynatrac Endurosport on my 19 JLUR with the 2.0 eTorque. Here's a couple pics with 315/70-17 ko2's and 38x13.5 Milestar Patagonias...

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