Bigger tires, great suspension and a 3"level lift. The perfect set up for off road.

Ive been killing myself on what to do with the new gladiator. Mostly camping/overland type adventures. Not trying to get stuck, just want to make sure we can get home when its time. Im leaning towards 1.5" level kit in the front and 3/4" in the back on 35" should do more than i need since its a daily drive and sees a bit of highway. Might upgrade the shocks while I have it on the stands, not certain on that. Might even consider 33s if i feel like i have enough clearance with them. Probably a winch and some rails for protection. Great video! Appreciate the info.

Great video to get me started. I need to lift my jeep for my job so I'm completely new to requirements

@TrailBuilt

2 ай бұрын

Be sure to check our build guides on Trailbuiltoffroad.com!

Just need advise i have a 2 dr rubicon 2020 .I got 2.5 lift with 37" tire and 17" bedrock wheels .I want to change for 40" . What lift you recomend and what I need to get to get strong my 44 differentials? I used my jl weekends and for offroad once a month.

so i have an 06 durango, and i want to lift it. no one sells a kit for it. what can i do?

Icon 3” stage 3, Black Rhino 17x9 Warlord’s wrapped with Kanati Mud Hogs 35 12.50x17.

@returning2race574

Жыл бұрын

Is your rig stable with Icon?? Does it feel balanced??

@RichValentine1972

Жыл бұрын

Never got around to the build, messed up my back.

What about a defender

Watched waiting for the review. Never happened. Again. Come on guys