Teraflex 1.5" leveling kit to combat winch droop

[RalphTuttle]

Not yet, but what part won't work with the Mojave? At stock height there's no need for the shock extensions which I would think be the Mojave specific piece.

I agree.... Hence my confusion. I talked to someone over at 4 Wheel Parts and they said the kit should work fine. I actually just sent a note to Teraflex and asked them... If anyone should know definitively, it will be them!

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[RalphTuttle]

Not yet, but what part won't work with the Mojave? At stock height there's no need for the shock extensions which I would think be the Mojave specific piece.

The response I received from Teraflex when I asked about their spacers working with the Mojave:

Thanks for reaching out! Yes, our spring spacers work with the Mohave. Anything under 2 inches and you won't need shock extensions.

 

[dfwxjer]

Glad to hear and thank you for the confirmation! I didn't think there was any difference in the spring perch

 

[Sarge502]

Not the best angle with the top pic, but that’s before the 1.5” teraflex spacer.

Bottom pic is with the front 1.5” spacer and 3/4“ rear spacer. Perfect amount of rake if you tow occasionally, which I will.

Looks like you finally got the Rubi take offs added. How was the install. Mine went smooth.

 

[NewGladdyOWNR]

Looks like you finally got the Rubi take offs added. How was the install. Mine went smooth.

Yup! It went moderately smooth. I had an issue with my driver said LCA lining up into the bracket. I had to use a ratchet strap to pull the axle forward to get it to line up. Rear suspension was a breeze.

I used some shock extension brackets in the front to compensate for the lift, but noticed that the sleeve on the shock was higher than the normal shock without the front spacer. So i removed the shock extension bracket, now the sleeve is an inch lower than where the sleeve would normally sit. (hope this makes sense). Long story short i probably could've kept the extension brackets on. Now my ride feels slightly rougher without them.

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