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#291
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#293
I put the lift on in April so a little early to tell. The ride is incredible considering it has 37s, rides smooth and quit.
#294
Wendy, Just dawned on me the PureJeep Truss kit which I have installed comes with a brace for the lower trackbar mount. So that shouldn't be a problem for me.
#295
RRP777, I wasn't familiar with that kit and had to look it up. I believe that kit may have eliminated a few of the issues I had with my lifted '09. It was only an "X", so the suspension was not very durable and the extreme angles of the lift caused warping and premature wear on some of the parts. I finally sold it to get my '12 JKUR. My husband and I are not the kind of people you will see on the trail, spot welding their rig. So, it has to be heavy duty and good to go before we get there. I ran into Wayoflife in Tahoe and he assured me that the Evo lift he has on his JK rides better than my stock Rubi. But it's very expensive. So, I'm going to have to wait a while to get a lift. I want it done right next time.
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Wendy - I think I had mentioned the Mopar lift from one of the local dealers... its a 3" Teraflex lift that has Fox Shocks and then the Mopar name is placed onto the lift. Expensive... about $3800 installed but then the service rep stated it would be covered under the drivetrain warranty... definitely something to wait for the tax return (if I get one... LOL). Anyway... I was reassured the ride would not be much different than stock as I had inquired about some of the concerns you posted to me a couple of months ago.
The only thing I found and you may know this already is that most likely we'll need to get the exhaust extensions for the exhaust loop... especially when getting up past a 3" lift.
The only thing I found and you may know this already is that most likely we'll need to get the exhaust extensions for the exhaust loop... especially when getting up past a 3" lift.
#297
Wendy - I think I had mentioned the Mopar lift from one of the local dealers... its a 3" Teraflex lift that has Fox Shocks and then the Mopar name is placed onto the lift. Expensive... about $3800 installed but then the service rep stated it would be covered under the drivetrain warranty... definitely something to wait for the tax return (if I get one... LOL). Anyway... I was reassured the ride would not be much different than stock as I had inquired about some of the concerns you posted to me a couple of months ago.
The only thing I found and you may know this already is that most likely we'll need to get the exhaust extensions for the exhaust loop... especially when getting up past a 3" lift.
The only thing I found and you may know this already is that most likely we'll need to get the exhaust extensions for the exhaust loop... especially when getting up past a 3" lift.
#299
Oh Maverick, I almost forgot. IT HAPPENED! You remember how you said that shifting improved for you just after 2,000? I hit 1,493 today and I actually FELT it get better: smoother into first, less sensitive, less jumpy. Like I was driving a different Jeep. Man I love this Jeep. My best Jeep ever.
#300
And yes, I will sound like a broken record for a while. I'm a woman who wants something...Nuf' Said.