Front End Lift Only - Opinions / Suggestions

[IamWardicus]

I love my new 34" tires but I'm looking to slightly change the stance of my Gladiator up front.

I'm looking at the following 3 options, and anyones feedback on them.

1) Teraflex Spacer kit.
2) Rubicon Front Springs (If I can get the right ones - Looking for the stiffer ones that come on a fully loaded Rubi)
3) Hit up Quadratec and get the Synergy dual rate ones rated for 1"

All the options are going to be between 100-250 so cost isn't something I'm too worried about.

Thanks for your thoughts everyone!

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[jc1986]

Clayton makes a 1.5” front only kit too. It’s a bit more than the other options but it seems to be nice.

 

[kooltoys]

JKS ACOS spacers?

 

[kaeo_15]

Clayton makes a 1.5” front only kit too. It’s a bit more than the other options but it seems to be nice.

This. You can also purchase the springs a la carte from Clayton and use the Mopar 2” LCAs and Mopar 2” sway bar end links for a cheap spring-based level kit. ~$300 or so.

 

[DougM55]

I’m real happy with my Rancho front leveling kit with springs and adjustable shocks.

 

[Chance575]

Jks acos will allow you to set the front where you want it

 

[DankjeeP]

JKS ACOS spacers?

Good call. I run those on my other Jeep and they are nice. You can really dial things in.

 

[Clayton Off Road]

Clayton makes a 1.5” front only kit too. It’s a bit more than the other options but it seems to be nice.

Always happy to answer any questions on any of our products!

 

[Mac]

I am running 34" tires, 285/75/17s, I have taller front springs from a Rubicon and Daystar 1.5" front spacers, also .75" rear spacers as I wanted to keep my stock rear springs that came with the max tow package. I would go with the Daystar over the Teraflex as it is a single piece and not stacked pieces, the Daystar also replaces the isolator on top of the spring.

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