Need help choosing lift

[Dlpfish]

I have a 2020 JTR, wanting to run 37s. No plans on hard core off-road mostly used on pavement, fire roads, to moderate off-road, the Jeep is used to get to hunting and fishing spots. I’m considering Rockkrawlers 3” Adventure series and Clayton’s 2.5 Overland mostly due to the maintenance free joints. Any input pros or cons to either kit would be helpful.

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[Clayton Off Road]

Based on what you plan on using the vehicle for it sounds like the Overland Plus kit would be a perfect fit for you! Our Overland Plus suspension system is extremely popular with those looking for a daily driver/weekend warrior style kit. The Giiro bushings used in our Overland Plus kit are great for soaking up road noise and vibrations, and also provide all of the flex/misalignment necessary for heavy off-road use. They're also maintenance-free, so you don't have to worry about any regreasing, cleaning, etc. If you have any questions in particular about this kit I would be happy to answer!

 

[Wheelin98TJ]

I'd rather have the Clayton kit.

The Clayton kit gives you all (8) adjustable arms and front and rear adjustable trackbars. No $1,000 shocks included with the Clayton kit like there are with the RK kit, but I'd rather spend a little less on shocks to put that money towards the better suspension links.

 

[Dlpfish]

I am really leaning hard towards the Clayton Overland but most of the shops around here push the RK. I need to find someone around here that has the Clayton kit, to get a first hand up close look at it.

 

[calipoontappa]

Clayton…period.

 

[BW Montauk]

Clayton 100%. Amazing quality backed by unrivaled customer service/support.

 

[Dlpfish]

Clayton off road, I will be in touch I have questions concerning shocks & adjustable lower control arms.

 

[Clayton Off Road]

Clayton off road, I will be in touch I have questions concerning shocks & adjustable lower control arms.

Sounds good! Feel free to reach out on here by PM or by phone! (203) 691 8593

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