Mojave factory suspension interest…????

[NJ_Mojave]

Is there any interest or high demand for the Mojave factory suspension for non Mojave owners???

Im contemplating removing mine and wondering what , if any , interest there is for the components. Purchasing these components individually is pretty costly compared to 95% of the options out there.

Any thoughts….

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[Ridgeline]

I believe the shock mounts are different on our Mojaves than all other Gladiators. As such, I do not believe the suspensions are cross-compatible.

 

[jay21mojave]

The front shock mounts are different.. the Fox remote reservoir is mounted away from the shock body.. not sure about the rear.. As for Aftermarket companies .. "Let your Fingers do the typing Search the net"..The wheels have additional offset of 25mm to provide clearance too. I'll update when my 2021 Mojave arrives.

 

[Slojo]

It's a great suspension... why remove it?

 

[NJ_Mojave]

The front shock mounts are different.. the Fox remote reservoir is mounted away from the shock body.. not sure about the rear.. As for Aftermarket companies .. "Let your Fingers do the typing Search the net"..The wheels have additional offset of 25mm to provide clearance too. I'll update when my 2021 Mojave arrives.

Mine is a 21. Shock mounts are an easy fix. Well…..time consuming but easy process.

 

[NJ_Mojave]

It's a great suspension... why remove it?

Not sure lol. I’m not set on removing it…was more curious as to the interest for the parts if removed. I have zero plans for rock crawling or articulation….hence why I bought a mojave.

 

[sharpsicle]

If you're selling your parts, put up a for-sale post. That'll tell you.

If upgrading your suspension is contingent on selling the stock parts, then I wouldn't recommend doing the upgrade to begin with.

 

[OldButStillJeeping]

There is generally not a high demand for take off Jeep parts.

From over a couple decades, I've got a couple hundred lbs of removed Jeep parts from my TJ and YJ, that I can't give away for free.

That being said, I bought my Mojave for the frame reinforcement, because I initially was going to buy Rubicon. Adding a front locker is pretty easy. The 4 to 1 T Case and auto sway bar disconnect means nothing to me.

But since I've owned my Moe a few months, I truly love the Mojave suspension.

IF I were to remove it, (hell no), I don't expect to be able to sell it for anything close to what it's worth has been to me.

 

[NJ_Mojave]

If you're selling your parts, put up a for-sale post. That'll tell you.

If upgrading your suspension is contingent on selling the stock parts, then I wouldn't recommend doing the upgrade to begin with.

Definitely not contingent….paid cash for my Mojave

 

[NJ_Mojave]

There is generally not a high demand for take off Jeep parts.

From over a couple decades, I've got a couple hundred lbs of removed Jeep parts from my TJ and YJ, that I can't give away for free.

That being said, I bought my Mojave for the frame reinforcement, because I initially was going to buy Rubicon. Adding a front locker is pretty easy. The 4 to 1 T Case and auto sway bar disconnect means nothing to me.

But since I've owned my Moe a few months, I truly love the Mojave suspension.

IF I were to remove it, (hell no), I don't expect to be able to sell it for anything close to what it's worth has been to me.

Same here on why I bought mine. Also wanted a rubi but thought about the Mojave and possibly adding forced induction !!!!

 

[sharpsicle]

Definitely not contingent….paid cash for my Mojave

In that case, I'd simply do whatever suspension upgrade you want and then post the take-off parts for sale. Nobody can really tell you whether or not you'll be able to sell the parts until you actually put them up.

 

[friskeljr]

i just picked up mojave springs im going to put on my overland. gotta figure out what shocks i am gonna get, probly falcons

 

[OldButStillJeeping]

Same here on why I bought mine. Also wanted a rubi but thought about the Mojave and possibly adding forced induction !!!!

Seriously. Seeing what Stellantis has been doing the past couple years, install a 392 into that Mojave with a crate engine.

 

[OldButStillJeeping]

i just picked up mojave springs im going to put on my overland. gotta figure out what shocks i am gonna get, probly falcons

Nice! Calculate your bump stop configuration, one doesn't want the shocks to be the compression or droop limit.

 

[friskeljr]

Nice! Calculate your bump stop configuration, one doesn't want the shocks to be the compression or droop limit.

ya, i gonna do some research. i was thinking i might get some of the mojave bump stops, and the falcons for the 0-1.5" lift height. found these helpful graphs with measurements.

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