Help, I've gone down the Rabbit Hole.

[gladtohaveit]

Haven't posted in quite some time, but I am looking for some guidance from greater and more experienced minds than myself. This is the first rig I will ever do anything to as I prepare to begin my more difficult trails I have taken mine on. I have saved up and budgeted for the parts, but just want to know what everyone's thoughts are. See below and let me know what you all think. I will be offroading tougher trails 10-15 times a year. I want to protect as best as possible understanding that bumps and scratches are points of pride. My biggest question, if I am going to be spending 90% of my time in this as a daily driver, is the Mopar lift suitable or what suggestions would you make?

Lift Kit - https://www.claytonoffroad.com/product/jeep-gladiator-25-overland-plus-lift-kit-2020-jt
Shocks - https://teraflex.com/shop_items/5e0a25f1ad0f20007c1ce5b8?sku=14-02-33-400-150
Rockers/Steps - https://www.quadratec.com/p/rock-ha...ker-guards-jeep-gladiator-jt/angled-down-tube
Tires - https://www.quadratec.com/p/nitto/ridge-grappler-tire/35x12.50r17lt-217020

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[anavrinIV]

The MOPAR lift will be more than enough for 35s and will save you almost $2000 over what you have there, even factoring in an adjustable track bar. Those Falcon shocks look great but I don't know that you will get a practical benefit over the Fox units in the MOPAR kit. If you need that extra 1/2" later you can easily add a spacer on top.

With all that money saved you can pick up additional guarding for diffs and control arm mounts and a winch bumper.

 

[Stan H]

The MOPAR lift will be more than enough for 35s and will save you almost $2000 over what you have there, even factoring in an adjustable track bar. Those Falcon shocks look great but I don't know that you will get a practical benefit over the Fox units in the MOPAR kit. If you need that extra 1/2" later you can easily add a spacer on top.

With all that money saved you can pick up additional guarding for diffs and control arm mounts and a winch bumper.

Mopar lift is fine , I would however get better shocks the ones In the mopar lift won't hold up over time.

 

[KevinC]

I believe the current inventory of Mopar Lifts come with Bilstein shocks. A better shock than Fox in my opinion.

 

[Stan H]

Here quick throwing down the rope grab on just dont put it around your neck or your doomed to that Jeep rabbit hole for life

You'll be glad ya done it aint that hard to stick that stuff on took me 2 days did a complete lift and track bars etc. 5 slow hours first day and 3 the next .
My uncle helped me and He is 67yrs. Old. I'm 53 so if we can do it I know ya can.

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