Jeeperjamie
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- Jamie
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- 2020 jeep gladiator
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True, I was particularly referring to a Max Tow but you are 100% correct about the trim levels affecting how much lift you can get. I installed a 3" trailmaster lift on my JKU based on my Buddies well built sport before I added much weight. He was at 3-1/4 inches on his and I was at 3-3/4 inches on mine. After I added the front bumper and winch and rear bumper I ended somewhere close to him but still had slightly more lift. Weight is definitely a factor.How much you get will depend a bit on the weight of the truck. Lighter truck like a sport- more lift, heavier truck like a loaded Rubicon, not as much as the sport might see. YMMV or is it YLMV?
If every truck was the same, and springs of a given type/build would always give you a specific "lift" then Jeep would have one part number for front left, one for front right, etc. - correct? ;-)
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