Rubicon Express 3.5'' 4 doors
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Request: Rubicon Express 3.5'' 4 doors
Hi Gentlemen!
First off, as first post, id like to say thanx to all of you for making this forum so time consuming! I got to say, i have spent pretty much all of my spare time on this forum for the last few weeks, trying to figure out what set-up will eventually fit my needs;
So I just bought a 2009 4 doors black Rubi!
Im now looking for a suspension kit. After narrowing down susp kits, my preference go to the Rubicon Express 3.5in because of their reputation, lift height (apparently about 4''+) and of course the price, 4x4groupbuy actually have an interresting offer on it, in fact they include 4 RE shocks for free I was also considering Teraflex 4'', but it gets pretty expensive with flexarms.
Before I pull the trigger, Id like to see some pix of it with 35''s if some had this kit installed. Id like to see how it stands and flexes. I couldnt find any threads on it, not even good shots on google
Also any comments & opinions on this lift would be greatly appreciated; so feel free to share!
Thanx in advance!
First off, as first post, id like to say thanx to all of you for making this forum so time consuming! I got to say, i have spent pretty much all of my spare time on this forum for the last few weeks, trying to figure out what set-up will eventually fit my needs;
So I just bought a 2009 4 doors black Rubi!
Im now looking for a suspension kit. After narrowing down susp kits, my preference go to the Rubicon Express 3.5in because of their reputation, lift height (apparently about 4''+) and of course the price, 4x4groupbuy actually have an interresting offer on it, in fact they include 4 RE shocks for free I was also considering Teraflex 4'', but it gets pretty expensive with flexarms.
Before I pull the trigger, Id like to see some pix of it with 35''s if some had this kit installed. Id like to see how it stands and flexes. I couldnt find any threads on it, not even good shots on google
Also any comments & opinions on this lift would be greatly appreciated; so feel free to share!
Thanx in advance!
Last edited by dooz; 05-27-2009 at 05:01 PM.
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Look more at function than cost when you consider your suspension kit. At 3.5" you start creeping up on the range of needing to replace other suspension/driveline parts than just the springs and shocks....depending on how you will use it. I think Teraflex has the best reputation for the JK suspension and the flex arms will provide you exactly what you need in the longrun. Perhaps a 4" kit would suit your needs. If anything, you could always buy the Teraflex short arm kit then upgrade to getting the long arms when you feel ready (either with $ or use).
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I created this online gallery for that very purpose. It will give you an idea on the lift / tire setup. Congrats on your RUBI!
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I created this online gallery for that very purpose. It will give you an idea on the lift / tire setup. Congrats on your RUBI!
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Look more at function than cost when you consider your suspension kit. At 3.5" you start creeping up on the range of needing to replace other suspension/driveline parts than just the springs and shocks....depending on how you will use it. I think Teraflex has the best reputation for the JK suspension and the flex arms will provide you exactly what you need in the longrun. Perhaps a 4" kit would suit your needs. If anything, you could always buy the Teraflex short arm kit then upgrade to getting the long arms when you feel ready (either with $ or use).
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I created this online gallery for that very purpose. It will give you an idea on the lift / tire setup. Congrats on your RUBI!
You should also put some flexing pictures!
Thank you all for ur congrats Im so happy with it so far. I use to have jeeps in the past and i was missing this so much;
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COngrats on the new Jeep, I've been researching for my lift a lot too, be sure to check out the Currie and Clayton lifts and talk to David at Northridge, great customer service