Rewind Series | Jeep JL Wrangler Mopar 2" Lift Kit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- We take a look back to when Matt installed a Mopar 2" Lift Kit on our 2018 Jeep JL Wrangler.
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Without voiding your warranty, lift your rig with this premium 2-inch suspension lift kit from Mopar and you'll be able to run larger tires so you can perform better when you're out on the trail with your 2018-2020 4-Door Jeep JL Wrangler with a 3.6L V6 Engine.
Included in this kit are all four coil springs, two new control arms, four FOX shocks, all-new sway bar links, bump stop extensions and coil spring brackets. Also, with all the required hardware for your JL already included, this streamlined install will have you enjoying a whole new look, feel, and performance in no time.
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Great video, thanks!
Do a long term review on it
We have these kits on give if our tour Gladiators. They drive well and have been bulletproof.
Wonderful video! Thank you. You convinced me this is probably not something I could do myself in my condo parking lot. :)
Excellent! I would like to order this kit and attempt this little project but I don’t have anything to support the axles.
I am seeing that this lift is more like 3-3.5” for non rubicon models.
For my Sahara what would be an actual 2” lift?
i have this kit on my 2017 (jk version of course). is it possible to add a leveling or spacer kit on top ?
I got a takeoff Mopar lift kit from a seller, how do I know which of the two front springs go where without tags, is one taller than the other. I don’t see any part numbers.
Hi boss very informative….. could you please tell us how many types of mopar kits available for jeep please ( I mean 2”,3”,4” ) and which one the best )
I have a 2021 Jl 4 door Sport, I recently added side steps and a front anf back bumper. all products I installed are by smitybuilt . ive noticed a small sag and saw that my tires are feeling the weight. I want the look of a mean looking overland jeep and i only wish to have a 33 tire nothing more. But what is it that i really need to fix this issue? some said a 3.5 would help it would give me the height im wanting and fix the sag. but i also dont want to have to swap out alot more to get a nice smooth ride. nor would i want the death wobble . any thoughts??
This kit comes with a front driveshaft too
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Does the 2 door jl need that coil spring bracket? From some of the kits im looking at online they dont come with it.
Is there a difference between the four-door Mopar lift kit and two-door Mopar lift kit? Only reason for asking is somebody’s taking it off a four-door and I have a two door. part numbers are different on Mopar.
Again, it needs to be pointed out that they installed the front springs in the wrong positions. The blue labeled springs go on the right/pass. side of the vehicle, front and back.
how about right hand drive?
Just installed this kit last week, now I have a sleight “clunk” during initial forward and reverse, also on small road bumps on slow speeds. No clunking on high speeds. Anyone else experience this?
Ok buddy
so would this lift work with stock rims? or do you need new rims with a better backspacing? Would 258/70 R17 (oops 285/70 r17) tires look fine? or would you want larger "33's"? I don't have the funds for new rims and a re-gear for 35's.
Yes you can run stock rims you can also find stock take off Rubicon wheels. In the video we were running 285/70 r17 tires
@@CJBroncoF150 thanks for the reply. i just noticed my fat fingers on my tire size Ha! 285/70 r17 is what I'd like to run so it's nice seeing them on that Jeep. Thanks again!
I used the stock rims on my 2021 Rubicon I have 35's I have had 35's on both my jeeps You do not need to rewear for 35's only for 37's and larger
@@scotttownley5076 I have a manual 2021 Rubicon and I don't know how that will act with 35's. The manual will do everything for you so you would not notice it much but with a stick it is different. I might have to find someone that will let me put on their 35's so I can try it.
#CJoffroad Will adjustable track bars be necessary with this kit?
Maybe not necessary, but I'd recommend an adjustable front track bar.
Based on the bad press this kit gets from almost everyone, can you give us an update on the lift after two years? Did have to add other components to correct? Any of the famous bowing of the Springs etc.?
bluepencil99 I have the same question. I don’t think there addressing any. But from what I’ve learned need adjustable track bars and better coil pads for the front like from rock krawler.
Oh man
Nice job what size of tires did you put on the jeep as I have a sport with 33inch
they don't look larger then 33" - 35's would have filled the wheel wells more
The tires are 285/70r17
@@CJBroncoF150 thx they look good on the jeep as my are 285/70/18 so that will work
I have 285/70/18s, and I'm getting ready to install this lift on my JL two door. If you read through the forums, everyone says you need 35s, but I'm not looking to re-gear yet. I'm planning on trying to stay with 33s until I need to replace my tires (and then maybe I'll re-gear from 3.45).
@@RyanHudziak I have a 2021 Rubicon and it comes with 33" tires. Mine is a manual and I am not sure how putting 35" tires on it will work. It seems not too many guys have the manual (I had to have one cuz a jeep is not a jeep without a manual:)). So does anyone have a manual rubicon with 35" tires. Thanks
That looks way more than 2 inches. Is it 2 inches for a rubicon or sport?
2" for Rubicon. More like 3-3.5 with sport.
This lift is terrible. Now have a clear and audible rattle at the rear passenger over city streets at speed. Ok on the highway but it's loud and she dances all over in the city. I do have to say that I bought it with the lift recently so I'm not sure who did the install. I noticed the rattle the day of purchase but just barely on the test drive. Now it drives me nuts! Anyone else? Any solutions? 😎😊😡
Why dont you guys ever clean ur vehicles prier to doing work on the vehicles you guys work on looks more professional to have a clean vehicle to work on,get bill a trim removal tool I've seen him mess up more panels with a flat head screwdriver.
Would I need an adjustable front and rear trackbar with this lift kit? Or can I get away with my stock ones?
I was wondering the same thing?
Stephen Carbajal I got a front one but the rear wasn’t bad so I didn’t get. I have a jl rubicon unlimited
@@sneakrpick ok cool do you remember what measurement you set yours too? Can the factory one work?
Stephen Carbajal you can get away with it but it isn’t adjustable. I adjusted it until my axle is even again.
@@sneakrpick yea I installed the same kit on my JLUR and didn't mess with the front track bar but I also may have realized my axle wasn't straight? It drove just fine I put over 20k miles on that vehicle. Ok thanks for the help
Hi, I have the same setup on my 2016 hardrock, 2" mopar lift with toyo 35" MT tires. I have been fighting a hard right pull at highway speeds. This lift was done at the dealership when the jeep was new. I have taken it to 3 different dealerships (Jeep) no one can fix it. one dealer said its the tires?? I have rotated the tire many of time with no help. Also had a fox steering stabilizer installed , No help! Any ideas ? Thanks..
Try to install Synergy Jeep JK Front Track Bar & Sector Shaft Brace Kit. www.synergymfg.com/synergy-jeep-jk-front-track-bar-and-sector-shaft-brace-kit.html
Check to make sure your front axles are centered. If not, you'll need an adjustable track bar.
Get rid of the lift, it's overpriced crap. Like most mopar accessories. I'm getting rid of mine, it's awful.
Planning to use this lift kit but put some 35s on my 4dr 2020 JL 2.0T Willys. Anyone know if I will have any issues with the 35s?
I hope someone responds I want to do the same with my 2021
No issues, I have 35s on my jl sport with rubicon fenders and fender flares.
@@Wayfinder_JT How's the performance? I've heard mixed reviews related to gearing with 35s on a Sport.
@@RyanHudziak no issues with it, not enough to make me want to go and get gears for it any time soon.
I would’ve taken a little time to clean the undercarriage of that vehicle before using it as a prop in a video. But I guess it’s just me..