Can You Help Identify My Type of Lift?

[4x4RN]

Hi forum members, I'm a newbie to the site however spent hours reviewing the data and educating myself on the 2003 TJ Sport with a Dana44 rear axle- Score! (9k 106 k miles). Well maintained with no accidents. I would like to know what type of lift I have? I just spent $200 for all new Rancho 5000 X shocks, should I get the Rancho X steering shock as well? Soon I will be installing BMB pads and rotors. Here are the pic, can you give me an educated guess on what type of lift my new Jeep may have? Thanks in Advance!

 

[06lj]

Its hard to tell from the springs. Do you have a picture of the control arms?

 

[4x4RN]

Is the second pic the photo of the control arms?

 

[06lj]

Is the second pic the photo of the control arms?

Sort of. From the front it is hard to tell. It looks like they could still be stock which is possible.

 

[DA RUNT]

Maybe a rubicon express lift

 

[Jerry Bransford]

The gray color of the springs make me think Rubicon Express too but a photo or two of your control arms would be the most helpful and likely way to know for sure.

The below show several types of control arms and their locations....

 

[4x4RN]

Thanks Jerry this helps... here ya Go...

 

[06lj]

Stock control arms with rough country springs and shocks is what it looks like to me.

 

[Jerry Bransford]

Yep those are the stock factory control arms. And for shorter suspension lift heights, there's not a thing wrong with the factory control arms. They work far better than some would believe they could.

 

[06lj]

X2 on the factory control arms. I went back the them when I removed my 4" and went to a 2.5".