Control Arms For 2014 2 Door Rubicon with 2.5 Inch Lift Kit (Mopar 2'' Stage 1 With F

[txk1956]

Recommendations please. Thank you in advance. Will run 33 inch tires. Most likely 255/80/17. Will be kit with front drive shaft.


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[WJCO]

We just went through this with another thread. Front lower are the only arms you will need to get your caster and pinion angle back into spec. As far as a brand, try to get something built in USA and some with Johnny Joints will likely last longer if you spend a lot of time offroad.

http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?41403-Replace-Upper-or-Lower-Control-Arms-on-2-5-Lift

 

[txk1956]

Thank you WJCO. Should I worry about rear drive shaft angle with 2 door? Thank you again.


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[cozdude]

Thank you WJCO. Should I worry about rear drive shaft angle with 2 door? Thank you again.


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Not until you install an aftermarket driveshaft

 

[txk1956]

Not until you install an aftermarket driveshaft

Thank you


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[wayoflife]

If you're okay with the way your Jeep handles now, you don't really need to get anything at all. If you're feeling like your Jeep wanders at highway speeds, adjustable front lower arms to help set caster will be what you want and as mentioned, something like a set of Currie arms which has Johnny Joints is what I personally prefer. Also, as mentioned, you only need adjustable rear uppers once it's time for you to replace your rear drive shaft with an aftermarket u-joint style one. They will be needed to set your pinion angle.

 

[txk1956]

If you're okay with the way your Jeep handles now, you don't really need to get anything at all. If you're feeling like your Jeep wanders at highway speeds, adjustable front lower arms to help set caster will be what you want and as mentioned, something like a set of Currie arms which has Johnny Joints is what I personally prefer. Also, as mentioned, you only need adjustable rear uppers once it's time for you to replace your rear drive shaft with an aftermarket u-joint style one. They will be needed to set your pinion angle.

Thanks men.


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