EVO Plush Ride

Jay_r24

Jay_r24

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I'm currently running a 2.5 budget boost, I have a pretty good deal on some EVO 3" plush rides. My question is...will I see a difference from a 2.5" bb to 3" plush rides? And do the plush rides put u at 3" or above? I have a 2011 4 door on 35's.
 
Napalm

Napalm

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I'm not sure if you'll see that much difference height wise, but I can assure you, your ride will be superb.

I had the EVO 2 inch plush rides on my 2014 and used them for about a year and a half, and I can say that the ride is much better than any other suspension system i have ever used on any of my other Jeeps. I'd say go for it !
 
JAGS

JAGS

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Plush rides run true to size on a four dr. So 3" will bet you 3" etc. with that you need a new front DS and lower control arms. You won't be disappointed in the ride though. [emoji106]
 
Jeepfan30

Jeepfan30

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Plush Rides are great springs, comparatively speaking after riding in friends MC and TF equipped Jeeps. Mine are just slightly over 3" and I have steel bumpers, rock rails, winch, Protek skid system, full size spare. You will love them!
 
AllAmericanInfidel

AllAmericanInfidel

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Napalm said:
I'm not sure if you'll see that much difference height wise, but I can assure you, your ride will be superb.

I had the EVO 2 inch plush rides on my 2014 and used them for about a year and a half, and I can say that the ride is much better than any other suspension system i have ever used on any of my other Jeeps. I'd say go for it !
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So, with the EVO leveling kit, would you say the ride is softer than stock?
 
benatc1

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I have 3 in Plush rides on my 2 door, sit at about 4 inches so as people have said you should be right around 3in. I love the ride though, i switched them from teraflex 3in coils and its been night and day, on the road and on the trail. I think youll love the ride too.
 
Napalm

Napalm

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AllAmericanInfidel said:
So, with the EVO leveling kit, would you say the ride is softer than stock?
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It is leaps and bounds better than stock. It still keeps the stock feeling because it's a small lift, but definitely gives it the smooth ride of the plush rides. Definitely a great choice. I ran it then, and when the time comes I'll run it again on my Billet 2016.
 
AllAmericanInfidel

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Napalm said:
It is leaps and bounds better than stock. It still keeps the stock feeling because it's a small lift, but definitely gives it the smooth ride of the plush rides. Definitely a great choice. I ran it then, and when the time comes I'll run it again on my Billet 2016.
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Awesome. I was considering keeping the suspension bone stock with the 35s because I like the softer ride, but if the EVO leveling kit gives the same ride, I may go with that instead. The stock springs sagging is a concern of mine, even though the bumpers and winch will be pretty light. The leveling kit will help me compensate for that. I guess I'll have to see how much it sags, if any, after I get everything installed.
 
catahoula

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Now I have read about the plush springs sag a little is this true? What kinda lift can one expect from this leveling kit?
 
Napalm

Napalm

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AllAmericanInfidel said:
Awesome. I was considering keeping the suspension bone stock with the 35s because I like the softer ride, but if the EVO leveling kit gives the same ride, I may go with that instead. The stock springs sagging is a concern of mine, even though the bumpers and winch will be pretty light. The leveling kit will help me compensate for that. I guess I'll have to see how much it sags, if any, after I get everything installed.
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I agree with you on the ride, and you will be pleased with the leveling kit. Like I said before, it remains as close to stock as possible but does soften the ride. I'll definitely be going with it again!
 
Napalm

Napalm

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catahoula said:
Now I have read about the plush springs sag a little is this true? What kinda lift can one expect from this leveling kit?
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I never experienced any sag even after adding a bumper and a winch.

And the level advertises a "1.5inch" level. I got about 2 inches out of the front and about 3/4-1 inch in the rear.
 
OverlanderJK

OverlanderJK

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Napalm said:
I never experienced any sag even after adding a bumper and a winch.

And the level advertises a "1.5inch" level. I got about 2 inches out of the front and about 3/4-1 inch in the rear.
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It is a spacer in the rear so it is what it is. It is a 3/4" spacer so you get 3/4" of lift. You can't get anymore from a poly spacer.
 
Rb1boxer_3

Rb1boxer_3

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Bringing this back . I'm looking at buying the 3" plush ride springs and needed a Lil more feedback as to what else I would need besides shocks and disconnects
 
piginajeep

piginajeep

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Rb1boxer_3 said:
Bringing this back . I'm looking at buying the 3" plush ride springs and needed a Lil more feedback as to what else I would need besides shocks and disconnects
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Lower front arms, brake lines, bump stops.


It's better to buy the Enforcer IMO
 
Rb1boxer_3

Rb1boxer_3

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piginajeep said:
Lower front arms, brake lines, bump stops.


It's better to buy the Enforcer IMO
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Ok thanks I'll look into that. I was just looking at getting a quick budget boost to get myself off the ground. Then started reading about Evo plush coils. I plan on getting a full complete lift in a year or so.
 
MedixJK

MedixJK

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Rb1boxer_3 said:
Ok thanks I'll look into that. I was just looking at getting a quick budget boost to get myself off the ground. Then started reading about Evo plush coils. I plan on getting a full complete lift in a year or so.
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Do what theyre all saying. Save a bit more and get the enforcer, and a front driveshaft
 
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