What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[TrailTorque]

Added 33” Nitto Ridge Grapplers with 17” XD wheels. No lift.

Ive got about 16k on mine, similar setup as you and I love these tires.

Slight poke for a wider stance (which I like), very versatile tire and surprisingly quite even with doors off.

 

[UKCATS]

That’s one key component in longevity, we just celebrated our 37th year, and I’m pretty sure “ yes dear” played a big role....

Wow, congrats. In today’s society, 37 years of marriage is quite the achievement.

 

[Roky]

Wow, congrats. In today’s society, 37 years of marriage is quite the achievement.

Yeah, thanks, high school sweethearts, from rival schools, lol... met after football game, couple of us crashed their homecoming dance. So weird, got in fight and found the girl that turned out to be my wife the same night, lol.

 

[TheLodgeOne]

The wife decided yesterday, she didn’t love the wheels and tires she ordered for her Gladiator. They were just laying around the garage, sooooo, there mine now. Rocking 37’s, so ordered some 2.5” springs and other components to complete my lift. Will get the suspension squared away in the next couple weeks.

Were you on stock suspension in these pictures?

 

[UKCATS]

Were you on stock suspension in these pictures?

Teraflex 1.5” coil spacers front and rear.

 

[Arterius2]

@Arterius2

Let me know how those work out for you man. I’ve been interested in them but I haven’t pulled the trigger yet because there wasn’t enough actual user reviews out there yet. I’m stock also so they should slap right on and replace my OEM set.

will do!

 

[K.O.M]

NEW SHOES

 

[TheLodgeOne]

NEW SHOES

NICE!! Post details please!

 

[jlroman2]

If you guys don’t mind checking my post here and providing feedback if you have any experience with these lifts. Thanks!!

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...ks-or-metalcloak-rocksport.38537/#post-855370

 

[TankCustomsAlex]

Added Fox ATS

 

[TankCustomsAlex]

Flexed it out after trimming a bit to fit the bigger tires and test the taller coil-overs

 

[UKCATS]

Flexed it out after trimming a bit to fit the bigger tires and test the taller coil-overs

Looks like a slinky for adults!

 

[Visible15]

Are your switches activated and working already? My ess was disabled because the new harness that was provided in the kit wasn't fully seated. Once I enabled the switches and they weren't working, I knew it was the harness.

Nothing working yet, I need to have My dealer flash my system. So while they’re at it, might as well have them fix up the rest

 

[WillDo559]

Nothing working yet, I need to have My dealer flash my system. So while they’re at it, might as well have them fix up the rest

I got a tazer to enable the switches, also used it to calibrate tire size. If you plan on getting bigger tires, you might consider that route instead of going to the dealership multiple times. For the ess error I bypassed the harness and connected the two pins together, one is a female connector and the other is a male so they connect together.

 

[Arterius2]

I just bought the 1.5 leveling kit with the shocks. Everyone states their stiffer, can u explain? Like does it ride harder on road like banging on pot holes? Or less body role and tossing around in a good way.. I got a great deal used so I figured what the hell

@MORTON
Here are few points that I noticed driving around the city for an entire day.

- I can feel the bumps more, this was the first thing I noticed going over speed bumps, rebound is more crisp and possibly quicker, I was at first a little annoyed by this as I was hoping for a more plush ride, however it’s starting to grow on me, there is no residual vibration and going over bumps felt clean, so I’m starting to get used to this. All this means nothing until I hit the trails, time will tell, will report back after some off-roading adventures.

- Less body roll, less boat like, especially can feel it during turns, I used to lean over to the sides whenever I make a quick turn, this is less pronounce with the Falcon shocks.

- Less wandering (May be placebo though, still needs more testing, since my steering was pretty good even before the swap), but I literally just drove a 30 minute straight highway without ever jimmying my steering, had my steering wheel dead centre, relaxed my hands and it literally just drove itself.