Jeep Wrangler 2.5" lift kit recommendations

[calhoun4x4]

Hello fellow Jeep people I recently acquired a 2002 Jeep wrangler TJ stock 82,000 miles 4.0 5spd. This is my second TJ and I've really fallen in love with it I'm trying to build this as my dedicated camping rig since the tacoma is the daily I'm in urgent need of finding a fair priced but quality 2.5 lift kit preferably on 32s if anyone has pictures that would be greatly appreciated !

 

[Chris]

See here: A recipe for an affordable but quality 2.5" lift

 

[calhoun4x4]

See here: A recipe for an affordable but quality 2.5" lift

See here: A recipe for an affordable but quality 2.5" lift

thanks that is exactly what I was looking for !! why do you recommend piecing together lifts ??

 

[OldBuzzard]

Because kits come with some good stuff, and some bad stuff, but you pay for it all. And by choosing your own parts you can get exactly what you want. Shocks come with most kits, and shocks are the one thing you really should pick for yourself (softer, firmer, everybody's different).

 

[TheBoogieman]

H&R 1" springs and a BMB 1.25" body lift would clear 32" tires. Less chance of other lift related issues too.
2.25" lift with 32s.

 

[Harold&Cat]

Welcome , nice looking TJ .

2" OME lift front 2 inch spacer rear with Skyjacker Black Max shocks . Tires are 32 inch tall 9.25 inches wide ( 235-85r16) .

 

[Rob1313]

I just installed a rough country 2.5 on my 05 LJ. No complaints so far, but it’s early in its life. I had OME on my old FJ and noticed that the components rusted very quickly.

 

[GoldenGorilla]

Rancho's 2.5" springs. There's TJ in there somewhere