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 !
So, with the EVO leveling kit, would you say the ride is softer than stock?
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.
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.
Now I have read about the plush springs sag a little is this true? What kinda lift can one expect from this leveling kit?
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.
Now I have read about the plush springs sag a little is this true? What kinda lift can one expect from this leveling kit?
So, with the EVO leveling kit, would you say the ride is softer than stock?
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
Lower front arms, brake lines, bump stops.
It's better to buy the Enforcer IMO
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.
Do what theyre all saying. Save a bit more and get the enforcer, and a front driveshaftOk 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.