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I paid about $1200 for it, not installed. It's important to know that many people get more than the advertised lift from it. In my case I needed an adjustable track bar since my front axle swung so much to the left/driver and lower adjustable control arms since the caster was way out of spec. Depending on your trim and vehicle loading it's not a complete kit and can require anywhere from a few hundred to $6-700 in add-ons to be a "complete" kit. Having said that once dialed in, I can easily ride 37s (with a wider offset wheel) and the ride is good. I would say it handles bumps and impacts better than stock but body roll and bounce are a little worse but that bounce got way better with weight in the bed.
What trim level did you start with?

I started with a Sport S and it seemed like I got more than 2" after the install. And like you I had to swap out the OE track bar for an adjustable track bar.
 

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Mine was $2,100 installed from WIRC.
 

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Mine was $2,100 installed from WIRC.
So far Im getting a price of $1495 for the kit (directly from Gupton) waiting on the installation quote. I will report back when I get it.
 

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Use the Mopar coupons. These are they two I used for my lift and install.

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THIS IS AWSOME !!!! hopefully they will take it.. I haven picked mine up yet, just trying to preorder it, so its there upon delivery... But if I pay in full up front they should ... Thank you !
 

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What trim level did you start with?

I started with a Sport S and it seemed like I got more than 2" after the install. And like you I had to swap out the OE track bar for an adjustable track bar.
Willys trim. The two other sport or Willys people I know locally who did the lift also needed track bars and relocation brackets or LCAs. I can say that I didn't notice any change with the caster adjustment, but it was well out of spec with the LCAs from the lift kit. I still feel like MOPAR should be held accountable for the negative aspects of the lift kit as it's billed as a "complete dealer installed option". I'd bet good money the vast majority of people get too much lift for the LCAs in the kit and it needs an adjustable track bar.
 

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It was like $1,200
Installed it myself.
How was the install? I used to have classic muscle cars. I have a 3 ton floor jack, some beefy 2 ton jackstands..air tools...is this something that can be done in the garage? I like to do this work :)
 

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THIS IS AWSOME !!!! hopefully they will take it.. I haven picked mine up yet, just trying to preorder it, so its there upon delivery... But if I pay in full up front they should ... Thank you !
Can these coupons just be printed off and used? Or where did you get them? As a member of Midwest [Deleted as Spam], I get a discount at local dealer here in Bridgeton, MO. But I'm all about saving a buck or two :)
 

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How was the install? I used to have classic muscle cars. I have a 3 ton floor jack, some beefy 2 ton jackstands..air tools...is this something that can be done in the garage? I like to do this work :)
I spent about 8 or so hours over two days. Totally doable in your driveway.
I used my floor jack, two jack stands, and misc. hand tools.

Torque wrench is needed.
Some just use “bubba tight”, but torque wrench is necessary IMO.
 

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Can these coupons just be printed off and used? Or where did you get them? As a member of Midwest [Deleted as Spam], I get a discount at local dealer here in Bridgeton, MO. But I'm all about saving a buck or two :)
I am from St. Louis as well.....

I saw them on South County Auto's website and took a screen shot of them. I went to Dave Taylor for all the products/services and showed them my phone.

I used these on the lift, steering stabilizer, Mopar Steel bumper and labor. Make sure you use the 15% coupon separately for each item, because there is a max of $200 off with it.
 

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Can these coupons just be printed off and used? Or where did you get them? As a member of Midwest [Deleted as Spam], I get a discount at local dealer here in Bridgeton, MO. But I'm all about saving a buck or two :)
Look on your local Jeep dealer website under service & parts for 15% off accessories coupon then print it, not all dealer websites show it, also check the Mopar.com website and type coupons in the search bar then scroll down and print it. I just used one from the dealer site for Rock Rails & one from the Mopar site for 15% off the 2" lift kit. I negotiate for free install during the purchase and on another Jeep paid $700 that included headlight & front end alignment.
 

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I am from St. Louis as well.....

I saw them on South County Auto's website and took a screen shot of them. I went to Dave Taylor for all the products/services and showed them my phone.

I used these on the lift, steering stabilizer, Mopar Steel bumper and labor. Make sure you use the 15% coupon separately for each item, because there is a max of $200 off with it.
Did you use these coupons at South County Auto or at a different dealership ? Just wondering if these are MOPAR wide or just a promotion for SCA...?
 
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So far Im getting a price of $1495 for the kit (directly from Gupton) waiting on the installation quote. I will report back when I get it.
is that gupton motors in TN?
 

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How was the install? I used to have classic muscle cars. I have a 3 ton floor jack, some beefy 2 ton jackstands..air tools...is this something that can be done in the garage? I like to do this work :)

As someone else said, i also spent about 8 hours over 2 days mostly cause I had never done it. As long as you have a beefy torque wrench that lets you crank the lower arms to 190lbft the rest of the tools you listed will get the job done. Couple of tips:
1) Lift it more than you expect in the rear, those springs are long
2) Get a pry bar or coil spring compressor it makes life waaay easier
3) Loosen the joints as they recommend, the stock arms bind like crazy and you will definitely want to torque on the ground
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