Lift Kit Brand preference

[Stan H]

What do you need the lift for?

If warranty is all your looking at the lift isnt going to fulfill your need. Get a lift that will accommodate needs . Of Mopar wannabe lift is what you need go for it.

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[Wheelin98TJ]

I have a 2025 gladiator and looking at the mopar lift as well because of warranty. I want to go with a 4" lift but not sure if I should/need bigger tires. What do you think?

You’ll want bigger tires with a 4” lift or it will look goofy.

You could possibly be satisfied with the looks if you did the 2” Mopar lift and kept the stock tires. You should be able to find pics here of that setup.

 

[Metalhead]

I went with the mopar lift because I am planning to run 35 inch tires. Though I do like the look of 37's they are a bit on the heavy side for me. I'm old and don't want have to change a 37 out in the middle of nowhere. Even when I was a little younger and working at a jeep dealership, I hated having to rotate 37 inch tires on the jeeps that came in.

 

[JTGuy]

I have a 2 inch lift with 36.5 BFG KO2s and they are not a heavy tire. no rubbing

 

[Stan H]

I like teraflex .

 

[Wheelin98TJ]

I like terflex .

Are they still part of that group that went bankrupt, or did someone pick them up?

 

[Stan H]

Just looked it up they look to be ok

 

[Alaska-HWY JK]

I’m still running TeraFlex on my 2007 JK. Also had them install the RubiCrawler doubler in it at their shop in SLC on the way to Moab in 2009. Dennis and Joe were great people.

 

[CoastALgladiator]

Has anyone tried BDS suspension Lift kits ? The same company that makes Fox, also makes BDS. I am curious about the quality.

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

Research, research, research. Then research again. Lifts are going to depend on how you wheel and where you wheel. Mine is already lifted at purchase. If it doesn’t behave like I want it to I’ll change out components.
my last jeep had Savvy 3” springs- Bilstien shocks- Rokmen control arms- teraflex bumps-jks body lift. It was a hodge dodge but it worked FANTASTIC!! Because it did what I wanted it to from my research. I knew I was going to be off camber a lot so didn’t want to go crazy high. I also knew I wanted 35” tires so had to allow for that.
The more time that is put into planning a lift the better it will perform.

 

[Gvsukids]

Has anyone tried BDS suspension Lift kits ? The same company that makes Fox, also makes BDS. I am curious about the quality.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/bds-lift.26131/

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/rough-ride-after-2-bds-lift.47279/

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/deciding-on-a-3-lift.68784/

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/goodbye-2-0-fox-hello-bds-nx2-shocks.72707/page-2

 

[JTGuy]

For info ,,, U Tube can be a good source.

 

[caryt]

My 10c, RK Pro joints arms, Synergy Gas springs even if a diesel unless heavy in the rear then do Clayton's, RK tie rod and drag link, Synergy frame bracket and track bar. ADS 3 tube bypass shocks with their air bumps setup by Liberty Mountain fab and a custom Rockjock in the rear or TK1 setup.

 

[Zachanadandy]

My 10c, RK Pro joints arms, Synergy Gas springs even if a diesel unless heavy in the rear then do Clayton's, RK tie rod and drag link, Synergy frame bracket and track bar. ADS 3 tube bypass shocks with their air bumps setup by Liberty Mountain fab and a custom Rockjock in the rear or TK1 setup.

Your 10c only costs the OP $20k...
Great quality parts list but wild overkill for the vast majority.

 

[Stan H]

For info ,,, U Tube can be a good source.

I concur , there are some good information on there , just study make sure it actually pertains to your vehicle.
Alot of the companies on here like @northridge etc. Have video helps on you-tube

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