bds or rubicon express suspension lift?
11-27-2011, 08:41 PM
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bds or rubicon express suspension lift?
I was wondering what is the best way to go for a suspension lift. I have a 08 2 dr rubicon and am looking at a 3.5 rubicon express lift or the 3 inch bds lift. I have plenty of experience with the bds lift on yj's but this is my first jk. I want to run 35's. Also I noticed that the bottom of the transfer case is damp, like the seal is leaking. This jeep only has 21k on it and has never been off road. Its straight stock. Is this a normal issue or could there be a real problem. any suggestions.
11-27-2011, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by dsmith2320
I was wondering what is the best way to go for a suspension lift. I have a 08 2 dr rubicon and am looking at a 3.5 rubicon express lift or the 3 inch bds lift. I have plenty of experience with the bds lift on yj's but this is my first jk. I want to run 35's. Also I noticed that the bottom of the transfer case is damp, like the seal is leaking. This jeep only has 21k on it and has never been off road. Its straight stock. Is this a normal issue or could there be a real problem. any suggestions.
11-28-2011, 06:59 AM
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I was wondering what is the best way to go for a suspension lift. I have a 08 2 dr rubicon and am looking at a 3.5 rubicon express lift or the 3 inch bds lift. I have plenty of experience with the bds lift on yj's but this is my first jk. I want to run 35's. Also I noticed that the bottom of the transfer case is damp, like the seal is leaking. This jeep only has 21k on it and has never been off road. Its straight stock. Is this a normal issue or could there be a real problem. any suggestions.
Check out our kits as well, YJ's are not in the same ballpark as far as lifts go. 3" is plenty of lift for 35's. Check out our line before making your decision
11-28-2011, 06:57 PM
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thanks
I appreciate everyones input. I am having the seal checked wednesday and I am going with the bds lift. Thanks. I will post pics when its finished.
