Skyjacker 2.5"-3.5" lift
JK25BPH = model no.
I have this skyjacker lift that was bought for me as a gift. It comes with 4 shocks and spring, a rear track bar bracket and brace. I've just wanted to know the reviews on this item and curious as to getting a whole new set of control arms. I do know for a fact that I need at least one track bar but I'm going with both new ones. Can anyone give me feedback please? Thanks
I have this skyjacker lift that was bought for me as a gift. It comes with 4 shocks and spring, a rear track bar bracket and brace. I've just wanted to know the reviews on this item and curious as to getting a whole new set of control arms. I do know for a fact that I need at least one track bar but I'm going with both new ones. Can anyone give me feedback please? Thanks
JK25BPH = model no.
I have this skyjacker lift that was bought for me as a gift. It comes with 4 shocks and spring, a rear track bar bracket and brace. I've just wanted to know the reviews on this item and curious as to getting a whole new set of control arms. I do know for a fact that I need at least one track bar but I'm going with both new ones. Can anyone give me feedback please? Thanks
I have this skyjacker lift that was bought for me as a gift. It comes with 4 shocks and spring, a rear track bar bracket and brace. I've just wanted to know the reviews on this item and curious as to getting a whole new set of control arms. I do know for a fact that I need at least one track bar but I'm going with both new ones. Can anyone give me feedback please? Thanks
My RC Control Arm Brackets are great with my 4" lift. But AEV has spots for 2.5", 3.5", and 4.5" lifts, so they're a little more versatile for dialing in everything.
JKS are popular track bars, TF makes beefy bars, really you can't go wrong with whichever you choose.
I would also suggest making your own brake line drop brackets. Super easy and cheap to do.
Edit: I'm running front and rear TB brackets, and my axles are centered just fine. Stock TB has very nice bushings.
I would also suggest upgrading much of your hardware though to Grade 8 bolts, so you have less of chance of threads eating the bushings as the Grade 8 bolts are shouldered instead of fully threaded.
Last edited by Delux2769; May 9, 2013 at 09:32 AM.


