Planning my build looking for feedback
I have a 2010 unlimited rubicon automatic. The plan is 6" teraflex longarm lift with speedbumps and Elka shocks plus teraflex Dana 60 front and rear end with 5:38 gears and elockers. New driveshafts also from teraflex. 38" toyos on spyderlock 18" wheels. Then LOD signature series shorty front with stinger and shorty rear with tire carrier. First and most expensive part. Let me know your thoughts
I have a 2010 unlimited rubicon automatic. The plan is 6" teraflex longarm lift with speedbumps and Elka shocks plus teraflex Dana 60 front and rear end with 5:38 gears and elockers. New driveshafts also from teraflex. 38" toyos on spyderlock 18" wheels. Then LOD signature series shorty front with stinger and shorty rear with tire carrier. First and most expensive part. Let me know your thoughts
Well you plan on a LOT of lift height! Teraflex has always been known as a great company too.
If it were me and money was not a factor, I'd go with the ARBs. I've heard way too many stories about how people's elockers have failed them or seized up and won't disengage. Even though you'd have to add in some switches, I think it's worth the superior quality. Get the Daystar switch panel and it would look very clean (someone who doesn't know much about Jeeps couldn't tell the difference).
If it were me and money was not a factor, I'd go with the ARBs. I've heard way too many stories about how people's elockers have failed them or seized up and won't disengage. Even though you'd have to add in some switches, I think it's worth the superior quality. Get the Daystar switch panel and it would look very clean (someone who doesn't know much about Jeeps couldn't tell the difference).
I have the Elkas with about 1500 miles on them now and absolutely love them! The ride quality is superior in comparison to my factory Rubi setup and it continues to improve as the suspension settles. Highly recommend!
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Well with Teraflex, the lift height is much more, ~1.5" more, than advertised. You might be better going with a 4" lift and cutting your fenders, depending on how true-to-size your tires are. Maybe someone will chime in who actually has a similar setup, I'm just speaking from what I read on this forum.


