RidingDonkeys
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- Jeff
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- 2022 Gladiator and 2023 Wrangler...DIESELS!
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BLUF: I'm trying to figure out if my Sport has been lifted.
So I bought a gently used 2022 Sport Ecodiesel a few months ago. It belonged to a senior dealership employee who took a job at Toyota and was forced to roll in a company car. Thus, the dealership did the sell on his Gladiator, which ended up getting a bunch of takeoff parts during his time at Jeep. So much of what is on my truck is not on the build sheet. That brings me to this question.
I have Rubicon takeoff wheels and tires. I also have red label Fox shocks, not the black/grey ones that come with the Mopar lift kit. I have no clue if those red Fox shocks were sold on stock Sport models in 2022. So I'm stuck with measurements to identify if there is any lift, or maybe even a Rubicon takeoff suspension.
Center of wheel to bottom of the fender is 20.75" on the front and 22.75" on the back. The heavier engine and the steel bumper may be playing with those front numbers just a bit.
Anyone running a stock Ecodiesel from 2022? Can you tell me your numbers? Can you tell me if you have the red Fox shocks?
So I bought a gently used 2022 Sport Ecodiesel a few months ago. It belonged to a senior dealership employee who took a job at Toyota and was forced to roll in a company car. Thus, the dealership did the sell on his Gladiator, which ended up getting a bunch of takeoff parts during his time at Jeep. So much of what is on my truck is not on the build sheet. That brings me to this question.
I have Rubicon takeoff wheels and tires. I also have red label Fox shocks, not the black/grey ones that come with the Mopar lift kit. I have no clue if those red Fox shocks were sold on stock Sport models in 2022. So I'm stuck with measurements to identify if there is any lift, or maybe even a Rubicon takeoff suspension.
Center of wheel to bottom of the fender is 20.75" on the front and 22.75" on the back. The heavier engine and the steel bumper may be playing with those front numbers just a bit.
Anyone running a stock Ecodiesel from 2022? Can you tell me your numbers? Can you tell me if you have the red Fox shocks?
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