Gladiator Rubicon suspension - which replacement Fox shocks?

[Keith Shelnutt]

What is the best way to identify the lift suspension on Rubicon Gladiator, I need to replace Fox shocks and I do not want to buy the wrong ones?

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[Hootbro]

If you are on the factory stock Rubicon suspension, it is not considered "lifted" . Any aftermarket shock that covers 0"-1.5" or 0"-2.0" will fit pretty much any factory Gladiator suspension regardless of model to include the Rubicon.

 

[Keith Shelnutt]

Its lifted just not sure what.

 

[Hootbro]

Yeah, that is a little tough just with that info and no eyes on it. You might have the MOPAR 2" lift but you would need to get under it and look at like the springs, shocks and the front low control arms to see if any part numbers bump against the MOPAR kit.

 

[Keith Shelnutt]

I just seen this, think it’s accurate

Yeah, that is a little tough just with that info and no eyes on it. You might have the MOPAR 2" lift but you would need to get under it and look at like the springs, shocks and the front low control arms to see if any part numbers bump against the MOPAR kit.

Thanks, this helps.

 

[Deadpool392]

I just seen this, think it’s accurate

Thanks, this helps.

It will give you a good starting point, I assume that you bought it used? No info from the dealership/seller?

Looking for adjustable control arms, track bars, sway bar end links, bump stop extensions, etc. will also give you some more info to start running down what type/height lift you might have. There could also be shock extensions and or pucks on the springs to lift it.

 

[JTGuy]

If you get the measurements, Accutune can set you up with the correct Fox shocks valved for your rig.

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