Good luck on your quest. However, I'm not aware of a lift out there that tells you exactly what it's design intent is for, so I'm not exactly sure what you're thinking you're going to find in those regards. They'll all tell you what you want to hear or listen to and believe, to sell more lift kits. What you may want to do, is to look at some lift kits out there, then ask yourself the question "What is the design intent of each of those particular components?" Then go find that out. That kind of information you can find, but finding what a particular brand component's design intent won't be available. I have yet to see a lift kit that states "the intended use for this component is for light offroad use only, or this is designed to be bashed on rocks offroad and survive but rides like sh*t on the road."

There's lots of information on this forum and some very knowledgable people. Start reading and then start asking some more focused questions.

 

LOL, poor guy just trying to figure out what the hell he's starting with. Cut him a break. He didn't build it, just trying to figure out what he has and where to go from here.

 

Yeah, I know. It just seems like he may have purchased the wrong Jeep if it's bothering him that much just to find out what brand each part is. It's like buying a stock Jeep, and then wanting to know who the supplier is that manufactured each part before you feel comfortable in using it. Seems like he has already identified the non stock parts. It looks like a Frankenlift to me. If you need to know exactly what everything is after buying it, there's 2 sure fire ways to do it.

1. Purchase a new lift kit and replace the non stock parts.

2. Go to a Jeep club and put up a flier advertising that you are interested in purchasing stock suspension parts. He'll get tons of responses and now knows where he's starting with once the stock parts are put back on.

It also seems pretty odd to me, that someone who admittedly says they're new Jeeps, wants to know the brand of the different aftermarket components that are installed on it, as if although they're new to Jeeps they're some how an expert on knowing which aftermarket Jeep brand name components should be replaced or not. Am I the only one who thinks this makes no sense and seems like a direct contradiction?