Rubicon Suspension on Sport S.

[MHulsey91]

I'm sure this has been asked several times. Does Rubicon Suspension give any lift to a Sport S. I had someone tell me that the overland springs were actually longer than the Rubicon springs. Wasn't sure if the Rubicon springs were longer than the sport springs or not.

Thanks.

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[Jeeperjamie]

It will give you about 1" of lift in the front for sure, I'm not sure about the back because I left my back springs on because I have a Max Tow and I didn't want to compromise tow capacity. I have the Rubicon's springs up front and a 2.5" Readylift as well which gives 2.5" up front and 2" in the rear. I used the Rubicon Springs to get everything close to level

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Heres some pictures showing you the difference. If you look at the fender space you can see the front is a little higher, has more gap with the Rubicon springs in Front. Picture on right shows the 2.5" Ready lift with the Rubicon front springs, picture on right shows just the 2.5" Readylift

 

[MHulsey91]

Heres some pictures showing you the difference. If you look at the fender space you can see the front is a little higher, has more gap with the Rubicon springs in Front. Picture on right shows the 2.5" Ready lift with the Rubicon front springs, picture on right shows just the 2.5" Readylift

Thanks. I don't have the Max tow so I wouldn't be loosing anything there. Did it change the ride quality any?

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Thanks. I don't have the Max tow so I wouldn't be loosing anything there. Did it change the ride quality any?

Nope, actually might have improved it a little. Took some bounce out of the front end.

 

[MHulsey91]

Nope, actually might have improved it a little. Took some bounce out of the front end.

Thanks for the Info.

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