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How much lift does that have over a standard rubicon? I can throw 315/70/17 on my Rubi right now and pretty sure I can wheel it that way. I did notice the 4.56 gears vs the 4.10s I have. That would be a nice upgrade even though the 2.0 doesnt take a huge hit between my 33s and 35s.
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How much lift does that have over a standard rubicon? I can throw 315/70/17 on my Rubi right now and pretty sure I can wheel it that way. I did notice the 4.56 gears vs the 4.10s I have. That would be a nice upgrade even though the 2.0 doesnt take a huge hit between my 33s and 35s.
increase bump stop height and go for it.
 

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The driver and passenger had the same part number Front and rear.

@GreenWilly we would love some more pictures ?

Has anybody done some searching to find out if these springs and shocks have been used on any other Jeep trim levels?
 
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How much lift does that have over a standard rubicon? I can throw 315/70/17 on my Rubi right now and pretty sure I can wheel it that way. I did notice the 4.56 gears vs the 4.10s I have. That would be a nice upgrade even though the 2.0 doesnt take a huge hit between my 33s and 35s.
The package adds 1.5" over a stock rubicon. Adding bump stop will allow you to run the 315's on a stock rubicon. Depending on the wheel backspacing and offset, they may rub. Without adding to your bumpstop you will get into the fender pretty quick.
 
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I'm sure I will he adding a bunch of pictures soon. If there is any certain parts or measurements anybody needs, let me know.
 

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I'm sure I will he adding a bunch of pictures soon. If there is any certain parts or measurements anybody needs, let me know.
Just lots of pictures will work for me. Thanks for the info on the 315s. They are a little worn and I think I picked a backspacing that would work with the setup, but I'll keep an eye out. I have a 2" lift just sitting there, but I love the way it drives stock with the 33s on the road. I wish I could adjust it back and forth between 0 and 2" of lift.
 

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I'm sure I will he adding a bunch of pictures soon. If there is any certain parts or measurements anybody needs, let me know.


How much clearance do you have on the stock front bump stops? One would think it is about same as on 4-door JL's that have the XR / 35" tire package but with Jeep ya just never know...
 
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How much clearance do you have on the stock front bump stops? One would think it is about same as on 4-door JL's that have the XR / 35" tire package but with Jeep ya just never know...
It is the same as theb4 door. I may try the teraflex speedbumps.

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Just got the 37's on. But in my excitement, I forgot to get the stock clearance measurements.

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Damn, it Looks Great! Let us know your thoughts with the 37's for ride, handing and acceleration. No suspension mods yet, correct?

I really wanted (still going to try) to stick with 35's on mine this time around but... ?
 
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Thanks. Completely stock right now. So far no rub lock to lock while rolling in a parking lot. Acceleration has been great. Only have about 15 miles around town so far. Getting ready to install the tazer to correct tire size.
 

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It is the same as theb4 door. I may try the teraflex speedbumps.

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Why does Jeep hate uptravel? Same issue with my JLURD, which I hate. I hit bumpstops on things a Cherokee Trailhawk or Subi Crosstrek just coast over. It is sad. It looks like they extended the bumpstop down, but that makes no sense to me. If the engine and trans are in the same place, the front axle has not changed, why give a lift but keep the same crappy uptravel range?

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Thanks for the part numbers. I recently picked up a 2023 2 dr rubi and have been looking for a 35" tire lift. My wife has a 4dr rubi xr and the factory look is really well balanced. I'm really leaning towards using these springs and putting together an aftermarket xr package for the 2dr.
It's interesting the front springs have the same part number - Mopar supply houses show that number as right front.
If it's not too much bother, rear control arm numbers would be appreciated as the pinion angle gets more critical on the 2 drs. I would like to know if the matchup to my 2023 2 dr rubi, or if mopar made any changes there.
Much appreciated
 
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If it's not too much bother, rear control arm numbers would be appreciated as the pinion angle gets more critical on the 2 drs. I would like to know if the matchup to my 2023 2 dr rubi, or if mopar made any changes there.
Much appreciated
No trouble, I will be able to get you the info tomorrow.
 
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Why does Jeep hate uptravel? Same issue with my JLURD, which I hate. I hit bumpstops on things a Cherokee Trailhawk or Subi Crosstrek just coast over. It is sad. It looks like they extended the bumpstop down, but that makes no sense to me. If the engine and trans are in the same place, the front axle has not changed, why give a lift but keep the same crappy uptravel range?
It drives me crazy too. My goal is to keep a lower center of gravity. I ordered the Metalcloak GC 2.5 and while installing I will see what uptravel I can get away with.
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