Best 3" to 4" lift kit for under $2,500?

King Con

King Con

New member
Hi Everyone,

Being that Wayalife is such a trusted source for information, I am hoping you can all help me out. I am currently waiting for my 2014 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited X to arrive, and I want to take and put on a set of 35" tires and eventually after warranty is up, putting on 37's. What would you recommend as being the "best" kit that I could buy for under $2,500? This kit would need to be complete with reservoir shocks. My Jeep will be a daily driver, so "on-road" drivability is my primary concern. I have driven different Jeeps that were on the verge of being un-safe on the highway. Unfortunately, my Jeep will see 85% highway, and 15% off-road use. Any recommendations would greatly be appreciated.

Thanks,

King Con
 
10frank9

10frank9

Web Wheeler
I would recommend the EVO Mfg. Enforcer kit with the King 2.5 resi shocks. It comes with the front lower control arms and extended steel braided brake lines. It is a great lift, whose ride is tough to beat. $2,500 would get you the lift, shocks and the drag link flip kit to improve your steering and will raise your sway bar link mounts.
 
pastorwug

pastorwug

New member
10frank9 said:
I would recommend the EVO Mfg. Enforcer kit with the King 2.5 resi shocks. It comes with the front lower control arms and extended steel braided brake lines. It is a great lift, whose ride is tough to beat. $2,500 would get you the lift, shocks and the drag link flip kit to improve your steering and will raise your sway bar link mounts.
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I just had this exact lift installed this week and I can confirm - it's a great for the price.
I had ORE install the whole thing for several reasons and some missing parts (I bought the lift used) and I am very glad I did.
Except for the random loss of a headlight fuse on the way home last night, it rode great.

(side point: your typical gas station does NOT carry any modern fuses any more - just gs and cervesa)
 
NAUJK

NAUJK

New member
I sm not running the enforcer per say but I am running the springs from the enforcer and just the springs alone are better than any I have used or ridden with. That kit would be the best bang for your buck.

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Blknblujeep

New member
I second the evo enforcer! This my next lift kit. My buddy has it and its amazing on and off road. I can't wait to get mine!
 
Spartan

Spartan

New member
I was looking at this lift then I Had the chance to drive a Jeep with this lift, and that sold me on it.
 
wayoflife

wayoflife

Administrator
Staff member
First off, I'd like to point out that "best" is 100% subjective. Having said that, I have installed and tested out a lot of different 3" and 4" lifts and based on my experiences, I personally would recommend the EVO Enforcer kit as well. For your needs, I think you will find it to offer a great ride and perform well off road.
 
olram30

olram30

Not That Kind of Engineer
there used to be a 4x4 shop on elk street, i think they closed down. from personal experience, i'd stay away from great western nissan for any installs.
 
10frank9

10frank9

Web Wheeler
I just swapped coils on my enforcer lift this morning. From 3" to 4" I realized I needed a bit more clearance since I originally had 35's and went to 37's fairly quickly after installing the lift. I stayed with the Plush Ride coils since they ride great IMHO. Good luck!
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