Fixing to do a 4" lift and 37" tires. 4wd drive parts are pushing the procomp lift(yes i know they own them) is anybody running this and have some feedback?

 

I have a 4inch pro comp and like it. I have not been in any other jeeps with a different suspension so I cant really compare it but I don't mind my lift. I purchased my jeep with the lift already installed from the dealer so

I will subscribe to this thread and add updates if I come across any issues with it.

good luck

 

Thank you. To many choices out there with little expierence other than on CJ's

 

I had one on a TJ. It wasn't the best quality but it did the job

 

I currently have a procomp long arm kit that I like very much. I have wheeled it hard for a little over a year and have not one problem or regret. Yes I also bought mine from 4wheelparts and got a good deal being they own procomp. A friend of mine works there and said if I ever had any problems with the kit 4wheelparts can bend over backwards for you to make things right being it's their product. I took the chance and never looked back. I have the nicest lift them make though so I'm not sure about the quality of the specific kit your looking at. I'm sure it's the same. Good luck no matter the choice.

 

Not 4 inch but I had the 2.5 inch tuned lift. Was a great lift and was such a nice soft ride. This is my old 09 on 37s with a 2.5 lift.

 

Thanks for the input. Nobody trashing them so thats a good sign

 

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I'm currently looking at the 2.5" lift that includes the ES9000 shocks and springs. I was originally leaning towards Teraflex but they want a whole lot more for a kit that has shocks and springs. I don't hear a lot about Pro comp on here so I'm a little hesitant. What's the word on their lift kits?

Personally I'll be running 33' tires, using it as a DD with a few off-road trips a year as well as pulling a travel trailer several times a year. (I'd go 35' tires but I need my horsepower pulling a trailer, not turning larger wheels.)

 

I have a Pro Comp lift and have no complaints. Performs solid on road and trails. Been good to me so far. If anything changes, I'll make sure to hit up this thread.

Cheers.