What is the cheapest way to lift a Jeep Wrangler?
BODY LIFT: Many people will tell you that a body lift is an inexpensive and effective way to lift a jeep. Body lifts typically range from 1 to 3 inches and can usually be purchased for just a few hundred dollars without new shocks.
Should I lift my Jeep JK?
Why Should I Lift My Jeep? If you’re planning on doing any serious off-roading, you will want to lift your Jeep to increase ground clearance, suspension travel, and be able to fit larger tires better suited for off-roading. People also tend to lift their Wrangler because it makes it look better.
How do I know if my Jeep JK has a lift?
You’ll see that the spring should measure 9 3/8″ from top to bottom. This measurement is taken while the vehicle is on the ground. Measure your spring, and anything over the 9 3/8″ will be how much lift you have. For instance, if you measure your front spring and you come up with 13 3/8″, that means you have a 4″ lift.
Will lift kit void Jeep warranty?
Things to Keep in Mind with Lifts Some lift kits may void the warranty, so make sure to double check your lift kit with your warranty before installation. The higher the lift the higher the cost. Unless you know what you are doing trying to install a lift kit DIY is not advised.
What size Rough Country lift do I need?
Look at the front crossmembers for the lower control arms. Measure the distance from a lower control arm bolt to the factory control arm mounting hole above it. If your kit uses blocks in the rear instead of leaf springs, measure the size of the block. The rear of most kits will be 2-3 inches less lift than the front.
Is Rubicon lifted?
The new Xtreme Recon package announced today for the 2022 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon may save some modification-ready owners a little time and effort. That’s because the package includes from the factory 35-inch all-terrain tires and a 1.5-inch suspension lift.