they worked out good until I put the American Adventure Labs inner fenders on, unfortunately they hit, so I swapped them out for a OEM Rubicon swaybar disconnect system.
I can’t describe in word just how insanely fun this truck is now to drive, after a couple tune adjustments and soon to be a suspension overhaul this Jeep has now become my favourite one to drive I have owned.
yes both holes require re-sizing, I think it was 9/16 but I could be mistaken, just has to fit the both size that the shocks were originally bolted with on the Mojave.
Well I finally got to test them on our display ramp/stand, they seem to work quite well but... not with the new American Adventure Labs inner fenders I am now running without butchering holes in them ? back to the drawing board, video coming soon.
So for your first question, we used the evo shock extensions because Teraflex doesn’t yet make rear Gladiator shock extensions, nor do they make a lift kit for the Mojave. We assembled this kit ourselves based on what we feel it required and what we felt was the best quality parts for the job...
I used the Hellwig non-lifted swayer for the gladiator and plan to use it with a set of swayer links from Teraflex when I lift it.
The part number is #7779
I will gladly let you know once we finish the lift, re-gear and get the fenders modified as we have a flex display stand to test out vehicles on. Then we will go off road with it regularly
Sorry, just saw this question, honestly it looks and fits fine in our opinion, we plan to do it to our shop promo Mojave as the first lift when it arrives in December also.