Lift Kit Advice Needed

[Chris]

Personally, I would opt for the kit one tier up for $100 more that includes double adjustable uppers. https://www.currieenterprises.com/CE-9801HS

X2, this is what I would do it it was me.

The double adjustable upper arms are an absolute must IMHO.

 

[tworley]

You can save quite a bit by using the OE jounce bumpers and using something like hockey pucks to build a bumpstop. Much cheaper than curries.

 

[Goatman]

I would buy a set of Currie or Snergy coil sprigs, have core 4x4 build you a set of control arms that have Synergy DDB bushings in them, YJ brake hoses for the front, JKS sway bar disconnects for the front, SYE of your choice. Fox shocks for the best ride set up by @pcoplin or a set of rancho RS5000 shocks, Tom woods Drive shafts, I would do the ZJ steering, this would be a good balanced system and allows you to do it in stages.

This is a very balanced lift.Add in a body lift if/when you go to 35's.

 

[Tony G]

stay away from the RE control arms as well as the RC

 

[Tony G]

I am running a 3.5" lift from Quadratec with fox 2.0 shocks, advance adapters sye, currie correct lync steering and front rear track bars all on top of 33 x12.5 x 15 no rubbing its really close at max flex, might have issue when I change to jj TBD should it be an issue then body lift is the answer. Stay away from the RE control arms as mention by others. From my experience stay away from the Rough country especially if you plan on being in the mud. I have a year on my RC and they did not hold up at all! I have a complete set of Currie JJ double adjustable to replace the RC this winter. I have a ton of other mods on this girl and my thanks again to all of the members for the information.