Post em up. 37" K02's on 2.5" lift.

[RS3]

I didn't see a thread for this specific setup. I just ordered a JTRD and considering the Clayton 2.5" Overland lift and 37" K02's. I would like to see all of the rides with the same setup. I am considering the K02's because I would like to have a white letter tire and they are one of the lighter tires available.

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[cdyoung9799]

Just posting because I'm in the general ballpark, if that helps. 2-inch Mopar lift on 37x12.5x17 BFG KM3's. Rims are Black Rhino Overlands 17x9.5 w/-18mm offset.

 

[RS3]

I found this on FB. I believe it is a Mopar lift.

 

[khockey02]

Molar lift with 3/4” lever and 37” KO2.
Sorry for the dump, but I absolutely love this setup and have taken many pictures. It’s the best combination of on-road truck stuff and offroad Jeep stuff.

 

[RS3]

Molar lift with 3/4” lever and 37” KO2.
Sorry for the dump, but I absolutely love this setup and have taken many pictures. It’s the best combination of on-road truck stuff and offroad Jeep stuff.

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I have considered the Mopar lift. The one thing that I am hesitant about is no adjustment track bars. That is the main reason I have been looking at the Clayton lift lately. That and it does have adjustable control arms. It is a bit more considering it comes with no shocks I believe.

 

[905_gladiator]

I have considered the Mopar lift. The one thing that I am hesitant about is no adjustment track bars. That is the main reason I have been looking at the Clayton lift lately. That and it does have adjustable control arms. It is a bit more considering it comes with no shocks I believe.

i have the mopar lift if i had to do it again i would have gone clayton 3.5 all day long

 

[bleda2002]

Grabber ATX also light (within 2-3 pounds of ko2), truer to size and white letters. On a Clayton 2.5 on 0 offset rims.

 

[NewGladdyOWNR]

I have considered the Mopar lift. The one thing that I am hesitant about is no adjustment track bars. That is the main reason I have been looking at the Clayton lift lately. That and it does have adjustable control arms. It is a bit more considering it comes with no shocks I believe.

Get the Clayton 2.5” overland + kit. It’s worth the $$. The kit is so well made and the parts are BEEFY!!

 

[khockey02]

I have considered the Mopar lift. The one thing that I am hesitant about is no adjustment track bars. That is the main reason I have been looking at the Clayton lift lately. That and it does have adjustable control arms. It is a bit more considering it comes with no shocks I believe.

Yeah I did get a rancho adjustable track bar with it. Honestly idk if it’s really necessary under 3 inches, but I’m no rocket surgeon.

 

[NotSo Bright White]

Mopar lift with 37 BFG KO2’s. No front spacer as the Harker Outdoors EDC took care of the rake.

 

[TheSolarWizard]

what slider/step combo is this and would you buy again?

Grabber ATX also light (within 2-3 pounds of ko2), truer to size and white letters. On a Clayton 2.5 on 0 offset rims.

 

[bleda2002]

what slider/step combo is this and would you buy again?

These are the poison Spyder Rocker Knockers with add on steps and I plastidip'ed the insert in them red. They checked the boxes of being frame mounted and have actual useable steps. The step parts are removable with a power drill in under a minute so you can have clean smooth sliders off road and a nice low step when not.

I would definitely buy them again, just read the install post I made on it before installing as there were no videos or installs that I found before me and after doing it there are a lot of things I wish I would have known to make my life easier.

 

[OHJeeper]

MOPAR lift, 1.5" front space2, 37" KO2's (turned backward... not 100% in love with the white lettering)

 

[TheSolarWizard]

awesome thanks!
any idea how far below the door sill the step is? Do they come in pairs or 4? Website a little vague

These are the poison Spyder Rocker Knockers with add on steps and I plastidip'ed the insert in them red. They checked the boxes of being frame mounted and have actual useable steps. The step parts are removable with a power drill in under a minute so you can have clean smooth sliders off road and a nice low step when not.

I would definitely buy them again, just read the install post I made on it before installing as there were no videos or installs that I found before me and after doing it there are a lot of things I wish I would have known to make my life easier.

 

[bleda2002]

awesome thanks!
any idea how far below the door sill the step is? Do they come in pairs or 4? Website a little vague

2 per pack, Ill have to measure, it's appreciably low and makes it easy for the family to climb in unassisted including the 4 year old.

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