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Sport S to Rubi takeoff suspension

MyJeepShawn

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So here’s what I’ve got sitting ready to install….new takeoff Rubicon shocks & springs along with new lower front arms from the Mopar 2” kit.

I also have a Teraflex front 1.5“ leveling kit as well that I was going to install prior to getting the rubi parts.

Heres what I’m wondering. Do you think I need to install any part of the teraflex to knock out some of the rake? Is there rake with the rubi takeoff parts?

Im trying to not have to pull things apart more than once. I’d like some feedback from those that have gone this route.

Im thinking the rubi parts and the 1” spacers from the leveling kit should take most the rake out(a little is fine).

Anyone know what the rake is like on rubi suspension?

Thanks!
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Last week I put the following on my sport s max tow

Rubi fox shocks front and rear

Rubi springs on front

3/4" leveling kit from RC on front.

Rake eliminated and like the stance now.

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I did the rubi take off and added 1.5" in the front and ¾ in the rear. I have a stubby metal front bumper and 12k harbor freight winch too. There is still a small amount of rake but not quite factory. I think it is good if you tow mid range weight or use the bed for payload.
I'm happy with this setup. I have 285/75/17 tires too with aftermarket fenders.
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