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I don’t know why it wouldn’t work…just need some different shock extenders…unless I’m missing something…
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I'm back and forth on this order. It's obviously a great deal off the original price but to not include the front sway bar links seems a little odd to me. I know AEV offers their kits with all 4 sways bar links and a few other pieces for about a $100 more. What makes this kit really worth the price compared to other spacer lifts. Is it more the name?
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Based on some other threads I have read, the Mohave has different mounting points on the lower shock mounts. I believe they are wider. So yes different shock extenders would be the solution, just as AEV does it with their two different kits.
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It's really hard to compare spacer kits to whose better to who as it is just a spacer kit vs say a suspension lift that has many more key components. ReadyLift when through multiple tests with their kit and determined what was needed and what wasn't needed
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I went ahead and ordered one. Also picked up the additional parts as suggested at the beginning of this thread by another member. The price was hard to beat and I'm doing this more for the looks than wheeling. The boss and I are in a friendly competition at work to see who can build the cooler JT. I'm winning so far.
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Could I get a quote please? Also any thoughts how this could effect the towing ability of my Max Tow?
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@RealTruck spoke to readylift and they stated those end links go in the front.. not the rear that are included in the kit. Seems to be some misinformation regarding this. Just for your reference as well
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Trevor it appears you are correct. When I originally spoke to a rep at ReadyLift seems they got the JL and JT mixed up as the end links are swapped around in there. For the JT the end links are replaced in the front only and not in the rear. I am sorry to everyone for all the confusion but I just spoke to our areas rep and he confirmed that this is the case and probably how that mix-up happened
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Can someone please recommend an extended shock to eliminate the need for shock brackets in this kit? My shop called and told me the brackets require drilling and I'd like to avoid that. 2022 JT High altitude. Pardon my ignorance as I'm new to this world. Thank you.
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To fit your vehicle for that kit if you would rather go with a shock instead of the shock extender I have these which are an excellent choice, https://realtruck.com/p/bilstein-b8-5100-off-road-shocks-struts/v/jeep/gladiator/2021/
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