New Jeeper

[clayton]

Hi there, everyone,

Excited to join the Jeep Wrangler community. This is my second Wrangler. My first Wrangler was a 2011 two-door Rubicon. It was short lived, but excited for another.

This build is a 2022 Jeep Sport two door. I just picked it up three weeks ago and it has a beautiful build on it already.

I was wondering if I could get some help identifying the height of my lift kit. I know it’s a Teraflex according to the springs and shocks. Just having a hard time finding online the height that I have on this kit. I have searched the part numbers, no luck.

If anyone with veteran eyes is willing to help a newbie, I’ve thrown some pictures on here to show you my jeep and the lift.

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[Dale's Jeep]

I'm not help but that is a nice looking Jeep. Congrats and enjoy

 

[Flip]

Welcome to the forum. That's a nice looking jeep.

Everytime I run the numbers I keep getting JK info. No help, sorry.

 

[TrailScooter]

 

[JINO]

Ai says it's a 2.5" lift.

 

[kah.mun.rah]

For what it's worth, this is my spring on a ST2 (2.5" lift) for a 4-door.

 

[kah.mun.rah]

According to TeraFlex, the numbers are the coil free length/full compressed length/and spring rate.

You have a 20.1" spring that compresses to 6.2
Mine is a 21" that compresses to 7.2
Difference of .9" and 1"

The weight of a 2dr vs a 4dr might play into it but considering that mine is a 2.5" lift, I would guess that you have a 1.5" lift. Then again, I have never heard of a TeraFlex 1.5" coil lift kit for a JL.

EDIT: see additional information in my post below:

 

[kah.mun.rah]

Here is the chart for 2.5" lift coil springs. My 4dr is the 250-1 and you have the 2dr 200-1 , so I go back on what I said before about 1.5" and now I am pretty sure that you have a 2.5" lift.

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