Thanks I already have mine. Do you have adjustable control arms in the front? Mopar lift LCA is all that's needed? Curious if I am going to have any issues with 1/2 puck in the front
I would stick with spacer options. AEV is a solid choice, daystar makes good pucks but crappy bushings. Teraflex 1.5 front and daystar 3/4 rear are you best options, for about $150. Save rest for shock upgrades. For 550 you can order a set of Fox 2.0 0-1.5 lift. Great set up that I am running now.
NO worries, just the ones that most care about.. Like I said, will update it with some more specs. Have an idea how to reorganize it a bit. So PM or post specs that are missing and I will gladly update. If you have other non-rubicon shocks, I can also enter those in.
Thanks!
Sorry, not really following what you are saying..
Each row represents a particular shock setup. Stock indicates fox factory rubicon, Mojave and Mopar 2 inch lift. I will spend some time later tonight to scrape off more information on Fox shocks 2.5, and 3 models.
I decided with neither..
In short - Daystar has crappy bushings that fail 6 months down the road. AEV is a great quality lift, however, you need front control arm brackets which puts this setup in the $800 range. And they are spacers after all.
I ordered make my own mopar lift without shocks...
Short answer, no, you don't need bump stop extensions.
Running 35s on my rubicon with aggressive wheels offset 17x9 -12. Front is 1.5 teraflex and 3/4 daystar puck in rear. No bump stops, stock sway bar links. Granted I am not aggressively wheeling, but couple of times I took out in the local...