Drooping rear end “squat”

[clementstevens]

I’ve installed the JK S 3 1/2 inch lift on a 23 gladiator Rubicon. 37 inch tires, new steel bumpers and the Harker canopy camper. All of this is added weight to the rear end and I have aI’ve installed the JK S 3 1/2 inch lift on a 23 gladiator Rubicon. 37 inch tires, new steel bumpers, and they Harker canopy camper. All of this is added weight to the rear end and I have a significant squat. The springs that came with the JKS lift were not sufficient for the rear end. Looking for a solution drawing from your experience. I am considering the heavy duty springs

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[DailyMoparGuy]

I have no experience with this but I’ve seen others on the forum state Clayton springs helped

https://www.claytonoffroad.com/product/jeep-gladiator-35-hd-triple-rate-rear-coil-springs-2020-jt

 

[Free2roam]

I went with Clayton Overland kit 2.5 with fox 2.0. I have the diesel. So far so good. Camper 250lbs build out with all the gear minus water 600+ put an additional 360 lbs with people on the back bumper. It didn't even flinch to the additional weight. I'd also suggest the Clayton springs. I had thought about going with JKS but they never had a diesel specific kit. Seemed like they were unwilling to help as well. Clayton all the way.

 

[Outback_Joe]

You could go with air bags if your loads will vary in weight.

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