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Was and still is 1" gain. Here's a picture I took right after the install.

Coming back to report I went with the Synergy 1" lift and Fox Performance 2.0 shocks. End result feels good after 50ish miles so far and resulted in exactly 1" lift. I'm heading to Moab tomorrow so the new suspension will get a nice road and wheeling test.

Yeah, seems odd. Oh well. I'll reach out, thanks.

Any insight into why they specifically list only the diesel JT and omit gas?

Sounds like what I'm looking for. Thanks for the recommendation.

Thanks for the advice. Do you have experience with the Synergy coils? Yep, fully aware of the Fox shocks. They were replaced when my springs were replaced and I thought I'd wait until they go out to upgrade. I'm obviously rethinking that decision.

I'm curious, why just the front?

I should add I have an aluminum front bumper with winch. I'm thinking I'll replace both springs and shocks, but springs is what I'm focusing on as that's what impacts ride height. Once I figure out springs, I can get the appropriate shocks. @ShadowsPapa was it your experience that the...

I'm a bit of an odd duck as I'd like to upgrade my coils/springs (maybe shocks, too) without adding height that would require me to also upgrade things like sway bars, end links, track bars, etc. I tow a trailer and use a weight distribution hitch (WDH), so no issues with rear sag. I also have...

Passenger light gone, driver still available.

Added a couple to the post. Let me know if you want to see anything else.

More pics of passenger light.

Would this one work? Colorado - OEM LED Tail Lights | Jeep Gladiator (JT) News, Forum, Community - JeepGladiatorForum.com

These are the original lights that came with my 2020 Gladiator. Neither have the blind spot sensor. Driver side, P/N 68338385AG: Fully functional. Asking $260 Passenger side, P/N 68338384AG: 95% functional with the bottom damage covered with gorilla tape and only a few LED's not working...

Very much appreciated the offer, but no plans to lift.

Shocks were fine, it was the coils. I have those shocks on my 05 GC and they're great.

Can confirm the Rubicon floaty feel. I've already had to replace the stock coils after about 36k miles.

I thought so, too. New springs fixed it, though.

First time for me. No sagging that I noticed.

I have a 2020 Rubicon that is coming up on 5 years old with 38k miles. The majority of these miles have been pulling a 4500lb trailer and 4wheeling, so the suspension gets used. On a recent road trip, the truck started swaying side to side like it didn't have sway bars. The family enjoyed the...