Putting Rubicon shocks on a Sport S

[Timmyjoe]

If I put a set of Rubicon shocks on my Sport S (2-Door), and have sway bar disconnects, am I going to get more flex than with the disconnects and my stock Sport S shocks? And will this change anything else about the ride/steering? Or is the big difference between stock Rubi shocks and stock Sport S shocks just the length of shock travel?

I don't want to change anything about the way the Jeep steers or rides, I like how it is now, but I'd like a bit more flex when driving mildly offroad.

And is there a difference between Rubicon stock shocks from a 2-Door vs a 4-Door?

Thanks in advance.

Best,
-Tim

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[XJfanatic]

Should get about 2” more down travel. Otherwise good to go

 

[The Last Cowboy]

Willys models use Rubicon shocks with Sport springs, so you will be good. The part numbers of the shocks differ between 2 and 4 doors, probably due to weight. The 4 door shocks will probably be a little more firm.

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