REAR SAG IN LOADED RUBICON

[MHowland]

Recommendations please. I have a stock height 18 JLU Rubicon 3.6 with 35s on stock wheels. I travel loaded with a Gobi rack, roof top tent, bike rack on the back and inside loaded with gear. Needless to say the rear end sags significantly. I tried the air lift air spring helper which will lift the rear end but requires exceeding the recommended pressure and it gradually deflates. I'm looking for a more permanent/effective/reliable solution and honestly don't know enough about suspension to know what I need. I am 4-wheeling trails, mountain passes etc. not just dirt roads. Thanks in advance.

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[Deleted member 107602]

I would certainly consider heavier springs and maybe even a Timbren

 

[azwjowner]

Here you go; your question is already answered: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/overlanding-suspension-lift-selection.95441/page-2

 

[Nokones]

Check with Clayton. I went with their Dual Rate Springs and it solved my problem. More than likely, you will need to upgrade the shocks for the weights. Accutune Off-Road can help you with the shocks.

 

[PhrogUSMC]

I would certainly consider heavier springs and maybe even a Timbren

I second the Timbrens. Cheap and easy solution. Looking to add a set to our Gladiator the we use to tow a travel trailer.

 

[JEEP4U]

Can't go wrong with Old Man Emu.

 

[MHowland]

Here you go; your question is already answered: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/overlanding-suspension-lift-selection.95441/page-2

Excellent. Thank you.

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