AEV 3.5 lift for 2012 Rubicon
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its a bolt in fix. no welding or cutting. i didn't install it. i actually rolled the cost of the AEV bumpers, AEV lift, and Y pipe into the 0% financing and the dealer did all the install. i think i remember seeing some pics of the install on this forum though as i had thought that i was going to do the install myself. i did however decide it was easier for me to work some extra shifts and pay someone else to do the install as it is quite cold now and i live in a downtown loft without a real garage. i figured the side of the street wasn't the best place to do the lift install.
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I just got my Jeep back this past Friday and have been putting some miles on it over the last couple of days. So far it is pretty good. I went with the aFe Y pipe and plan on getting a new front driveshaft once the front fails.
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Thanks a lot guys. It's settled, I'll be ordering the AEV 3.5 lift and y pipe to get started. Next will be tires and wheels. I know the tires I want, but not sure on the wheels yet. Kind of like the AEV wheels due to their functionality, but not quite sold on the classic plain looks yet. Once I have this part complete, I'll ask about bumpers, winch, and stock or flat fenders. Again thanks for your help.
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Thanks a lot guys. It's settled, I'll be ordering the AEV 3.5 lift and y pipe to get started. Next will be tires and wheels. I know the tires I want, but not sure on the wheels yet. Kind of like the AEV wheels due to their functionality, but not quite sold on the classic plain looks yet. Once I have this part complete, I'll ask about bumpers, winch, and stock or flat fenders. Again thanks for your help.
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I also just ordered the AEV RS 3.5 lift kit for my JKRU. After doing some research I decided on the AFE Y pipe as well.
Just waiting on the backordered shocks to be sent so I can lift it.
I was told that for a 4 door, you need the Y pipe. For the 2 door, you need the exhaust spacers.
Good Luck with the lift!
Just waiting on the backordered shocks to be sent so I can lift it.
I was told that for a 4 door, you need the Y pipe. For the 2 door, you need the exhaust spacers.
Good Luck with the lift!
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Originally Posted by ssach
I just got my Jeep back this past Friday and have been putting some miles on it over the last couple of days. So far it is pretty good. I went with the aFe Y pipe and plan on getting a new front driveshaft once the front fails.
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When you say "so far it is pretty good" you lead me to believe something is not right. What are your true thoughts on it so people know what to expect. Are your tires rubbing? Did you get spacers with those wheels or running as they come?
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