Rock Krawler JK 2.5" Max Travel Kit
This would be my guess. Otherwise, make sure they got the right shocks. Also, did you get an alignment after the lift? I don't think that would make it bumpy, but might handle funny.
I had this lift with Bilsteins installed a week ago and it's definitely riding better than stock. There are dips and speed bumps that I used to slow down for that I can take much faster now that I have this lift and shocks. Mine is a 2012 JKU Sport and you mentioned in the OP that you have the 2 door, so might be different springs and/or shocks. Plus, I have 33's so not sure if that would make a difference.
I had this lift with Bilsteins installed a week ago and it's definitely riding better than stock. There are dips and speed bumps that I used to slow down for that I can take much faster now that I have this lift and shocks. Mine is a 2012 JKU Sport and you mentioned in the OP that you have the 2 door, so might be different springs and/or shocks. Plus, I have 33's so not sure if that would make a difference.
I have the 2.5" Max travel also and installed it the first week of January and I agree it is really stiff I can feel every little crack in the road! I have the Bilstien shocks they recommend on there site. I have 35x12.5x15 Falkien Rocky Mountain ATS and they are at 30psi.
I agree very stiff, Mine seems to be getting softer or im getting used to it ran the tires at 18psi so i know it was not the tire pressure. I am switching to coils to evo plush coils see if that helps.
Originally Posted by scemracing
I have the 2.5" Max travel also and installed it the first week of January and I agree it is really stiff I can feel every little crack in the road! I have the Bilstien shocks they recommend on there site. I have 35x12.5x15 Falkien Rocky Mountain ATS and they are at 30psi.
Mine tracks fine, everything lines up front to back and side to side. The shop that did the lift really knew their stuff. It's just really, really set up stiff. If there any ex/current motocrossers, it's the difference between an outdoor set up and a supercross set up!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6Mj1...re=youtube_gda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6Mj1...re=youtube_gda
Here are some pics yes the shocks are the correct ones. It isn't really a bad stiff kinda a very controlled stiff think BMW M3 kinda stiff. I do a lot of highway driving and it gets a little rough over a trip. I wasn't sure about the tire either but once you get to the 12.5" wide they look aggressive enough for me plus they are very quiet.


I know the wheels in the second pic are black I have been debating painting them so the wheels are Photoshopped black


I know the wheels in the second pic are black I have been debating painting them so the wheels are Photoshopped black
Originally Posted by scemracing
Here are some pics yes the shocks are the correct ones. It isn't really a bad stiff kinda a very controlled stiff think BMW M3 kinda stiff. I do a lot of highway driving and it gets a little rough over a trip. I wasn't sure about the tire either but once you get to the 12.5" wide they look aggressive enough for me plus they are very quiet.
I know the wheels in the second pic are black I have been debating painting them so the wheels are Photoshopped black
I know the wheels in the second pic are black I have been debating painting them so the wheels are Photoshopped black
2.5 Max kit with Blisteins and 35" Cooper STT's.
Depending on what you have for extra weight front and rear you may need to add some spacers. Between rear bumper/carrier & spare, gas tank skid and hard top for the winter I need about 3/4" to an 1" on the passenger side and 1/2" to 3/4" on driver side. You can see what I mean below - I have the spacers to put in, just been lazy.


can see the need for a rear spacer..
Depending on what you have for extra weight front and rear you may need to add some spacers. Between rear bumper/carrier & spare, gas tank skid and hard top for the winter I need about 3/4" to an 1" on the passenger side and 1/2" to 3/4" on driver side. You can see what I mean below - I have the spacers to put in, just been lazy.


can see the need for a rear spacer..


