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Mopar 2 inch Leveling Kit?

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Hi all - I can't seem to find much info on a mopar leveling kit (not the lift kit). My dealer has offered this as an option and I am trying to find out more info as I dont know if it is a straight front and back 2 inches or just the front. Or if there are other options with this like with the teraflex one. Any information you all might have would be appreciated.
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To my knowledge there isn’t a 2” leveling kit offered by mopar. Most likely your dealer uses some lift companies spacers.

Why do you want spacers and not the actual springs to get you 2”?
 
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To my knowledge there isn’t a 2” leveling kit offered by mopar. Most likely your dealer uses some lift companies spacers.

Why do you want spacers and not the actual springs to get you 2”?
I am just trying to understand the offering from the dealership. The also offer the Mopar 2 inch lift kit, which I understand is more like 3.5 inches of lift. Because I dont want a full 3.5 inches of lift wanted to better understand their "Mopar Leveling Kit" which I am coming up short on. I am waiting on more details from the dealership.
 

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I am just trying to understand the offering from the dealership. The also offer the Mopar 2 inch lift kit, which I understand is more like 3.5 inches of lift. Because I dont want a full 3.5 inches of lift wanted to better understand their "Mopar Leveling Kit" which I am coming up short on. I am waiting on more details from the dealership.
The mopar lift will net you 2” if a Rubicon.
Almost 3” if a non-rubicon.

If you just want looks and larger tires, spacers are the way.

If you want increased off-road performance, springs are way to go.
 
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The mopar lift will net you 2” if a Rubicon.
Almost 3” if a non-rubicon.

If you just want looks and larger tires, spacers are the way.

If you want increased off-road performance, springs are way to go.
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Hi all - I can't seem to find much info on a mopar leveling kit (not the lift kit). My dealer has offered this as an option and I am trying to find out more info as I dont know if it is a straight front and back 2 inches or just the front. Or if there are other options with this like with the teraflex one. Any information you all might have would be appreciated.
If they are saying its a leveling kit, it is only the front. It's used to "level" the truck out and remove the factory rake (lower front end)
 

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Ask the dealer.

Maybe it’s just the Mopar front springs plus whatever else they decided to include.
 

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Mopar does not make a leveling kit.

A leveling kit, generally speaking, means coilovers/ coil spring spacers. Made of plastic, rubber, polyurethane, or metal.

They probably just slap a $75 spacer on the front and charge you $500 for it. Nice little profit. A tech can knock it out in half an hour or less.

With lift kits, do it right the first time. Buy once, cry once. Etc.
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