I get it Johny Joints.:question: the question is which one to get? What are the ones I need for a Pro-Comp 2.5 inch spring and shock lift. :thinking:
I would say its all on how you are using it, how long you plan to use them and personal needs/desires and your lift height. I am going to be lifting 3.5" and since I am in a 4door, I will be able to get away with front lowers only for a little while and keep my stock rears. In a 2door you would need adjustable rear uppers as well as mentioned above. I purchased the rock krawler front lowers from northridge around christmas on sale. Their price is much cheaper and they have a long track record of quality parts. Their Krawler joints are notorious for becoming very squeaky, but this can be prevented with regular greasing. Evo's arms are amazing and easily adjustable on car, but they are one of the most expensive arms on the market. Quality isnt cheap and they have Johnny's on both ends. Currie's front lowers also have JJ's at both ends and are a little cheaper.
If this is the kit you will be keeping and not changing out to a long arm kit soon I would go with Curries. I went with RK because of the price, and my plan to upgrade to a LA system within a year or two. But to be honest you may be ok and not need new arms at all with only a 2.5" lift, it really depends on how high your jeep actually sits. Some kits say 3" and sit closer to 4" and some sag with bumpers and sit closer to 2 or 2.5". Maybe someone who has used the PC kit can chime in about actual ride height