I'm looking to upgrade to a new long arm suspension system. If anyone has any recommendations I would appreciate it. Right now I'm leaning towards a 6" TF or the Clayton 4.5" long arm. Let me know what y'all think.

 

also take a look at rock krawler and teraflex. they both make great products

 

X2 Questions I asked and actually talked myself out of going long arm. But my opinion is the Full Traction Long Arm. You have mentioned 2 different styles of long arms. Have to figure out which is best for you. Clayton would be my choice if I wanted a radius arm. I asked the questions about Radius arm and 4 link.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...he-good-vs-bad

 

i am currently running 35's but I hope soon to upgrade to 37's. As for my lift I dont have a specific lift i have 4 inch coils fixed arms in the front and adjustable arms in the back. I have know performance mods yet but other than the bumpers and 35's thats about it. I will pay someone to do the install just in case the lift requires welding. I want a long arm system because of the greater articulation and I hear its better on road driving as well. When I go off roading its mainly climbing or mudding of some sort, but always going over some sort of rough terrain. My jeep is a daily driver so I would like something that travels great on the road as well. Hope I gave you the info you wanted. Thanks

 

Have you checked out trail master yet? They have a new stealth kit and a couple of guys here are running it And it's pretty sweet. Saving up for this.

 

I just looked at the 4.5" long arm on their website looks pretty sweet. I think I am adding that lift to my list of options. thanks for the help

 

How does the trail master lift ride on the highway?

 

If for some reason I didn't get a long arm system. I would go with the currie 4" short arm. If Anyone has experience with this lift I would love to hear some feedback on it.

 

I'm running the Tereflex Elite LCG 3" Long Arm. There is plenty of room for 37s. Handles great on the road and better on the trails.

 

Thank you for your feedback now I have a couple more options to consider.