I've got a 2012 JKUR with a 2.5" RK Max Travel suspension and the Bilstein 5100 shocks. I also purchased the Teraflex Speedbumps which are amazing for desert driving. Since I only have the 2.5" lift the rear speed bump (canister but different from the front) rode really close to the frame and gave a very harsh ride on the rear shocks. I took them off and have a much better ride in town but now when I'm out rock crawling I tend to get a good deal of rubbing on the back tires since the shocks fully compress due to the limited travel. I installed the longer rear foam bumpstops that Teraflex sent me but those bend easily and don't offer any real support. I'm looking for options on how to fix this.
* Do I put the rear speedbumps back on and go with a 1" spacer lift all the way around for more travel?
* I was thinking of moving to the Fox 2.0 adjustable shocks?
* or ???

 

My buddy has the Fox 2.0 adj shocks on an 08 JKU. He says it was the single best purchase he has made for his jeep! Save up and DO IT!!

 

You'll need 2" to 3" of bump stop front and rear with that lift and 35" tires or you'll damage the shocks and/or stuff the tires up into the fenders. Check the clearance with the coil springs removed.