AEV 2.5" DualSport Suspension & Borah Wheels - Wrangler JL Rubicon EcoDiesel Build Up Episode 2 of 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- AEV designs their 2.5" DualSport Suspension to specifically match your vehicle & engine combination, taking into account differences between the 2 door & 4 door Wrangler as well as the Gas or EcoDiesel engine options. Each kit includes springs, shocks, bump stop extensions, and geometry correction brackets to keep the front axle within factory alignment specifications. In this video Rob is continuing the build up of Matt's 3.0L EcoDiesel equipped JL Rubicon by installing the suspension along with a set of Borah Wheels & Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T Tires.
AEV 4 Door 2.5" DualSport Suspension - www.quadratec.com/p/aev/2.5in...
AEV 2 Door 2.5" DualSport Suspension - www.quadratec.com/p/aev/2.5in...
AEV Borah Wheels - www.quadratec.com/p/aev/borah...
Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T - www.quadratec.com/p/mickey-th...
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0:00 Intro
0:42 2.5" DualSport Suspension Features
2:32 Borah Wheel Features
4:41 Rear Suspension Components Install
6:07 Geometry Correction Bracket Features
8:07 Geometry Correction Bracket Install
9:05 Borah Wheels & Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T Tires Installed
10:03 Wrap Up - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
AEV is pure quality 👌
I really appreciate you explaining the control arm geometry and it's part in the ride quality. This is a great video thank you.
Great video! Looking good!
Looking good 👍
Very nice
Sounds like my Mickey Thompson tires will be hear soon
Thanks
Great job! Are we not going to get a SEMA video this year?
What about front track bar?
I was hoping to see someone do this on the Gladiator and give a proper review, as its the lift that caught my eye the most. I'm also curious as to how they do for an "overlanding" build, like how well does it handle the all that extra weight. I don't necessarily plan on doing heavy duty rock crawling, but I was planning on putting 37s on, and from all the sources I've seen, they recommend 4.88 gearing or possibly 5.10s (due to the fact I have a manual JT). Speaking of which I would love to see something on a Centerforce (or any other brand) clutch upgrade for manual JTs.
Mate, check out the channel of "The road choose me"... exactly what you are looking for...
I have the AEV DualSport on my 2021 2-door Rubicon. I had the installer do an alignment and he said they were unable to get the front axle centered properly. I found that the handling was a bit "darty". I added a JKS adjustable front track bar and had it re-aligned after installation. Now it handles and rides perfectly! Might be different on a 4-door, but the 2-door installation really needed the adjustable front track bar.
I mean, naturally.
Bonjour je viens de monter sur mon JEEP Wrangler JKU Le kit 2,5 pouces AEV très satisfait
Would I benefit anything at all if I installed an adj front LCA? Not sure if the 2.5 is enough to make a difference.
The linked lift kit isn't designed for the diesel according to their site, it only lists compatibility with the 3.6 and 2.0 motors. You need to purchase the XP lift kit if you have a diesel.
What are the part numbers (that are printed on the springs) for the front springs for the diesel and the gas 3.6? Or can you tell me if NTHSPRG31325A is for the gas or diesel? Thanks!
Did it clear with the stock front bumper???
Will this exact tire, rim and left set up fit on a non rubicon? I have a 2018 Sahara and obviously don’t have the higher fenders like the rubicon
I hope people start doing a disclaimer that if your using beadlock wheels as true beadlocks that they aren't DOT compliant and if you run into any cops or state troopers that know this they could get a decent sized ticket. Would be helpful for other to know that. There are DOT compliant wheels out there, like the new Icon Rebound Pros. Great videos like always other than that👍
These are DOT compliant when run as beadlocks. Clearly stated on AEV's website.
@Offroad Adventures ok, should have clarified... Not DOT compliant for "street use"... Beadlock wheels inherent nature of needing to be maintained make it where many states don't see traditional beadlock wheels with the rings as street legal.
@@bryantwhittaker6086you’re right, maintenance can be a pain!
What if I already have mopar LCA?
Might I ask on a related topic the recommended approach to rotate the tires on a Jeep. Do you simply go front to rear and rear to front? Or, do you X the rear to front and go straight back with the front to rear? Thanks.
I think your 6 to 10 rotation schedule sounds ideal. You have the tools and ability. I personally favor the X to front and sliding the fronts back as the best way to maintain an even wear. Thanks for your reply.
Essentially same thing I want to go with. I’ve got a 2021 diesel rubicon gladiator. Want to go with the same size tire and wheels with the 2.5 AEV. So this video was perfect to see the clearance as apples to a 3.5” from Metalcloak.
My question you ask. I have 4.10 gears. Some say I should have to re-gear and others say I don’t as it’s mainly a DD with the odd overlanding weekend.
Thoughts?
Throw on the lift and tire and see how that goes. I have the same ride and planning on the same thing. People's opinion varies so just do it and see how you like it.
If you plan to go with a 37" inch tire a 4.56 gear is a good option. Not mandatory but saves some wear and tear on the drivetrain turning the weight and size of those bigger tires.
I have 37's on my gasser Gladiator and have no power issues as far as gearing. I also have the 4:10. Definitely needed a front adjustable track bar to center the axel, so keep that in mind if it's not included.
@@justinjess7776 thanks for the reply. What lift did you settle on?
@@jesselaporte7184 I did the Mopar lift with a steer smarts adjustable track bar.
Might as well keep the BFG's or get something else, Cooper was bought out by Goodyear😥
What floor lift is that?
Cost to install the suspension?
Very sad that AEV discontinued this wheel. I tried to order them but was told they are no longer available.
As an update: These wheels are available directly from AEV. The folks there were awesome with getting me set up with what I wanted. Highly recommended!
Are they coming out a version with remote reservoir/8100 soon?
I would love to see how this set up would do with the upgraded shocks. I'm sure it would help the ride tremendously.
@@detailboyz4549 especially when you want both dunes and rocks!
Haven't seen wheels yet making a prediction comment, but a +25 offset idk bout that
Doesn't look to bad lol
Where can I buy that lift?
Links are always in the description: www.quadratec.com/p/aev/2.5in-dualsport-rt-wrangler-jl-unlimited?
I prefer dual rate springs.
They’re dual rate on this lift
Lol
Now buy a adjustable front track bar as well because they don't address that!
The front springs looks weird