Best lift for a 2004 TJ?

Ayeisha

Ayeisha

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Hello,
I have a 2004 Jeep Wrangler TJ Sport. I currently have Munroe Shocks since they accommodate a the lift size I'm looking for ( 4 inches) but I'd love your opinion as to what the best lift kit is for my daily driving Jeep with the additional off-road. I'd like to keep the price under $1500 CAD.

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Ayeisha
 
@Ayeisha, if I were you I'd either go with a Zone lift kit, or an OME lift kit. I prefer the latter (OME).

Both of those kits ride exceptionally well and have a ton of positive feedback.

You should also be able to get either of those kits for under $1500 CAD.

Do not buy anything from Rough Country or Skyjacker. Those lifts are widely considered to be crappy lifts.
 
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Chris said:
@Ayeisha, if I were you I'd either go with a Zone lift kit, or an OME lift kit. I prefer the latter (OME).

Both of those kits ride exceptionally well and have a ton of positive feedback.

You should also be able to get either of those kits for under $1500 CAD.

Do not buy anything from Rough Country or Skyjacker. Those lifts are widely considered to be crappy lifts.
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Sorry for the very delayed response, been very very busy! So I've done some research and was thinking of getting the zone 4.25 lift instead. Thoughts? Do I need any additional parts?
 
An adjustable front track bar to center up the front end. Also a geat time to inspect and replace any worn, cracked bushings, worn tie rod ends, ball joints, etc.
 
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Ayeisha said:
I have a 2004 Jeep Wrangler TJ Sport. I currently have Monroe Shocks since they accommodate a the lift size I'm looking for ( 4 inches)
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Without a suspension lift being installed now, how can you already have shocks installed that are suitable for a 4" suspension lift? Are the shocks just not installed yet?
 
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Ayeisha said:
the best lift kit is for my daily driving Jeep with the additional off-road.
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How much additional? What kind of frequency? Just occasional?

What kind of "offroading"? Fire roads? Temporary bouts of "Here, hold my beer and watch this" ?

If you're sticking to the roads, with just a tease of getting dirty infrequently, it sounds like the Zone 4.25 would work well for you. But if you do anything technical, or frequent offroad, read this first
 
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How much additional? What kind of frequency? Just occasional?

What kind of "offroading"? Fire roads? Temporary bouts of "Here, hold my beer and watch this" ?

If you're sticking to the roads, with just a tease of getting dirty infrequently, it sounds like the Zone 4.25 would work well for you. But if you do anything technical, or frequent offroad, read this first
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Definetly just sticking to the roads with a tease of getting dirty infrequently. Thanks for all the help:) so basically from the info I've got all I need additionally is the adjustable front track bar? Any suggestions on what brand I should go with for that?
 
Ayeisha said:
Definetly just sticking to the roads with a tease of getting dirty infrequently. Thanks for all the help:) so basically from the info I've got all I need additionally is the adjustable front track bar? Any suggestions on what brand I should go with for that?
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Yep.

A good and reputable brand of adjustable front track bars that won't break the bank is a JKS:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005TTZNZ4/?tag=wranglerorg-20
 
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