3.5 Lift Kit Springs or Spacers?

[Clancaster23]

Ok. One more, trying to figure out if my spacer leveling kit is considered a lift. It's the RC 2.5 kit. Bilstein has a few different front shocks. Notably one for 0-1.5" lifts and one for 1.5-2.5. Chatting with someone on Extreme Terrains site but so far they haven't answered. Here's the two in question:

Bilstein Jeep Gladiator B8 5100 Series Front Shock for 0 to 1.50-Inch Lift 33-304847 (20-25 Jeep Gladiator JT) - Free Shipping

Bilstein Jeep Gladiator B8 5100 Series Rear Shock for for 1.50 to 2.50-Inch Lift 33-305288 (20-25 Jeep Gladiator JT) - Free Shipping

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[Hootbro]

You want the 1.5-2" shocks. Same with the rear if you lifted that also by the same amount. If you did not touch the rear and was only a front level kit installed, then you want the 0-1" for the rear,

Edit - If the RC kit also had shock mount spacer for the factory shocks, you want to take those out.

 

[Clancaster23]

They told me I need the 0-1.5" for the front when I told them I have the RC spacer lift on it.

The rear is stock.

99% sure this is the kit I have on it. I had a shop do it.
2.5 Inch Leveling Kit | Jeep Gladiator JT 4WD (2020-2024) | Rough Country

 

[Hootbro]

If you want to keep the shock extensions, then yes you can put on the 0-1.5" shocks.

FYI, I am bowing out as this is really too much spoon feeding you on this.

 

[Clancaster23]

I apologize for the questions. I thought that's what this was for. Thanks for all your help though.

 

[Hootbro]

I apologize for the questions. I thought that's what this was for. Thanks for all your help though.

Yeah, not trying to be an ass with the last comment. Just that there was some basic assumptions I thought your knowledge level was at as this conversation has been piece meal at best.

I do not want to be liable for giving bad advice if the questions being made were not fully understood.

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