I'm thinking about the zone off-road 4" lift
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Well for one, what convinced you that this was a good start for you? Planning on running 37" tires or bigger?
Mike_JK_Houston_711
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What kind of Jeep do you have? In a 2 door, that 4" lift will sit higher than that, just keep in mind. In a 4 door (what I have), I've gotten a lot of feedback on WAL that 4" is really high, maybe too high for a JKU. I have 37" tires as well and sitting at 3.5", and won't go any higher.
Also, there are a good handful of better suspension companies out there. Don't know much about Zone, but you may want to look into other companies like Rock Krawler and Evo just to name a couple.
Also, there are a good handful of better suspension companies out there. Don't know much about Zone, but you may want to look into other companies like Rock Krawler and Evo just to name a couple.
Zone is the cheaper side brand of BDS and they are owned by a bigger company. There's nothing "small" about them.
What size tire are you hoping to run?
Mike_JK_Houston_711
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I currently have Rock Krawler 3.5" springs and their front lower adjustable control arms, paired with rancho rs9000xl shocks. It works really well for me right now...I've had the rancho shocks for a while, and about ready to upgrade to bolt on evo coilovers...then eventually upgrade to RK's long arms later down the road.
kgxi08
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Gonna run. A set of 35x12.50s with a set of method wheels back spacing 4.724" .
kgxi08
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Sweet man sounds like fun. I had Rancho on my XJ.
With just a set of 35" tires, I personally would recommend a 2.5" to 3" lift at most. In fact, most 2.5" coil lifts will yield way more than 3" of actual lift even on a 4-door. On a 2-door, you'll be sitting much higher.
Napalm
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I'm thinking about the zone off-road 4" lift
I agree with Eddie. If you are going to run a 35, do not go 4 inches. Plus, it's very pricy to do a 4 inch right.
Food for thought, here is a 2 inch EVO Level with 35 inch method wheels.
I agree with Eddie. If you are going to run a 35, do not go 4 inches. Plus, it's very pricy to do a 4 inch right.
Food for thought, here is a 2 inch EVO Level with 35 inch method wheels.
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kgxi08
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I really appreciate your guys input. Yeah I start looking for 2.5 to 3" lifts! Do you like the EVO lifts?
FLKEYSJK
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I don't have one but I know someone that lives nearby me and they love their evo lift. One day I'll upgrade to an enforcer lift.
Sheaffadelic
Caught the Bug
You won't find anyone on here that has anything bad to say about Evo. We all love our Evo lifts
kgxi08
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High praise I like that, I'm a engineer so I ask alot of questions all the time! Can't wait to get this thing started! Thanks for all the info
