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I did the Clayton 1.5" level kit and got about 2" up front if that helps. The Clayton is nice as it is new springs with adjustable upper control arms, track bar and sway bar links. I have had it for a couple of years now. Hope this helps.

Might want to make sure you have the plastic Christmas tree clips, if not Benny can ship those too.

My dealer said due to my lift (level kit, nothing big) they would not even evaluate it. Hopefully you have a better dealer.

Been on this level kit for over 2 years, still love it, this will be a great addition, and many thanks to @claytonfor the time spent on the phone and email answering questions when I installed it!

I have had the AMP power steps since new in early 2020, they do make entry easy, I have a level kit from Clayton and 37s if that is relevant here, I would enjoy them with 33s or 35s would be my guess. They do get confused less than 5% of the time and will not open if another door opens at the...

Agree @SargeDiesel , and I am grateful for the patient and positive support and comments from you and @jebiruph. So helpful / educational.

Thanks @SargeDiesel , agree. I am far from having any kind of mechanical vehicle experience, but don't appreciate the dealers around me, so I value your response here. I initially was going to charge both together, then read that I might should charge separately. I guess either is good if done...

Thanks again @jebiruph, I have read many threads from you and @ShadowsPapa on this, I am grateful. I saw one from shadowspapa and noticed his charger from Napa so picking that one up today. I will charge the Aux at 2 amps then the main at 10 amps, if I understand correctly I need to do this "not...

Thanks @jebiruph , 10 amps is good to know, I have a Victron blue smart for my camper that will do 15 or 30 amps, any idea if I could use this one instead of the Noco 10 amp? It has a 14.4 v absorption, 13.8 float, and 13.2 storage profile as well as a 14.7 absorption option and the manual...

Okay, thanks for your response.

So I just had the @! light come on a few days ago. Put new batteries both main and aux in and the light went out. Then I have just read @ShadowsPapa note to fully charge the batteries before I hook them up, which I have already hooked them up and did not charge them. Can I just throw an old lead...

I daily drive my 37 x 12.50 x 17 BFG KO2s, they were a bear to get balanced, but once they were, they ride great, almost 35k miles on them. I drive a combo of back roads and a descent highway each day, 40 miles round trip here in Virginia. Love my 37s. Also getting ready to take my second trip...

2020 with aluminum box. 37s on at 10k now at 40k, steering still good

Have 1 year and 25k miles on my BFG 37s, Clayton 1.5 level kit (highly recommend), Rubicon with stock 4:11 gears, light trails only, and had the same debate, glad I didn't do 35s. The D rated was the only choice at the time, now they have a C rated, even lighter. I will go with those next, my...

I purchased wheels and tires together, supposedly balanced, they were not balanced well at all. Took it to a small local shop and after rebalance they were good. No experience with spacers but torque comes to mind with any vibration issue, others here will know more.

Great story, strategy, and tools, thanks for sharing. It was just me, a breaker bar, a ratchet strap, and lack of experience getting those LCAs busted loose, swore I would invest in a good impact after that :) Thanks again for the advice, sounds like I can get close to your impact, but that...

Hi @ShadowsPapa Can I ask the Milwaukee model number and impact swivel? Shopping for one and value your opinion if you have time / suggestion. Thanks

Hi @Clayton Off Road Do you guys know of any fit issues with your 1.5 leveling kit I already have installed and the steer smarts drag link with attenuator? Love this Clayton 1.5 leveling kit, going on a year now! 2020 Rubicon Clayton Off Road 1.5 Level kit 37 BFG AT Method 17" 304 NV Titanium...

These are great, had mine for a few years. Mine had a plastic taste , table spoon of baking soda and a 15 minute soak fixed it up, just in case you have the same experience These are great, had mine for a few years.

Hi Still available? Thanks