Enforcer lift

DKronk42

DKronk42

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So, my ultimate plan is bolt on coil overs but that is way way down the line. Until then i was planning on 3 inch enforcer. My question is if i get the 3 in for 35's, and decide at a later date that i want to go 37's what dies this entail?
 
OverlanderJK

OverlanderJK

Resident Smartass
You'll be fine you have a 2 door. You'll get 3.5" of lift. Might need to trim a bit. You also need rear upper adjustable control arms with the enforcer. Along with both driveshafts.
 
DKronk42

DKronk42

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Yeah i was counting on those, i was just curious because my jeep build is going to be very slow due to budget constraints, and i dont plan on going over 35's but i know how i am... And i was wondering if it was better to just get the 3in for 37's just in case. Thanks for the info man
 
cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
DKronk42 said:
Yeah i was counting on those, i was just curious because my jeep build is going to be very slow due to budget constraints, and i dont plan on going over 35's but i know how i am... And i was wondering if it was better to just get the 3in for 37's just in case. Thanks for the info man
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Look at Hinrich build. He has the 3" plush ride springs with 37's. He had about 3.5" just like overlander said


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DKronk42

DKronk42

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I guess my confusion stemmed from earlier today, i was on northridge and noticed a 3in for 35's and a 3in for 37's as well as a 4in for 35's and a 4in for 37's, so i was unsure if the two lifts had any different hardware other than maybe bumpstops.
 
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