2005 jeep liberty suspension lift kit Videos

• 1. Rubicon Express - Economy Kit for Jeep JK Wrangler - Jeep Lift Kits and Suspension
• 2. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited After Rough Country 2.5 Inch Lift Kit With RC Performance 2.2 Shocks
• 3. Toyota Tacoma Lift Kit Install and Off-Roading
• 4. 2005 Jeep Wrangler at DeVoe Chevrolet
• 5. 2005 Jeep Wrangler Custom 4x4 1 Owner With Lift Kit (Ft. Worth, Texas)
• 6. 2005 Jeep Wrangler X
• 7. 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited X - for sale in Chantilly, VA 2
• 8. 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited-lift kit- rims-70k m for sale i
• 9. Lifted Chevy Colorado on 33 inch tires

Rubicon Express - Economy Kit for Jeep JK Wrangler - Jeep Lift Kits and Suspension

User Comments

M commented on 07 Jul 2015

IS THERE AN INSTALLATION VIDEO?

4WD commented on 07 Jul 2015

+M Unfortunately we do not have an installation video for this kit at this time. You can check out a .pdf of the Rubicon Expess Economy Kit installation instructions here: //bit.ly/1HKzjId

Jeep Wrangler Unlimited After Rough Country 2.5 Inch Lift Kit With RC Performance 2.2 Shocks

User Comments

GPT Adventure Channel commented on 07 Dec 2013

The steering wheel does need to be re aligned afterwards ... Not too bad but maybe a 1/8 of a turn 

Giovani22 commented on 25 Jun 2014

+thyNOMADman Its funny you brought that up , as soon as I did the raise (2.5 lift  Rubicon Express )  there was an issue with my U joint on the drive shaft. It was beginning to tear up. .The jeep was vibrating really heavy and I caught the problem on time before it was going to leave me stranding on the side of the road .  So my mecanic put a much stronger u joint to withstand the torque .   It's a manual transmission

thyNOMADman commented on 25 Jun 2014

Is this an automatic? I have a standard Sport version and am looking to do the same but was wondering if there were any issues you had with the drive shaft?

Giovani22 commented on 10 Apr 2014

Im soon going to raise my jeep  as well .  My off road store recommends I do 2.5 lift with "Rough Country " and changing the tires to 31x10.50 R15 Michelin .  Does that sound right ?

edgar vargas commented on 19 Nov 2013

I have a 2008 jk aswell and just hit 100,000 miles and I'm worried about future problems..do you know the lifespan of the Jk's 3.8L engine? Thanks man sick shara I think I might get a puck lift too 

newjersey02 commented on 07 Dec 2013

With the new technology and parts in our cars i think cars should be lasting alot longer then usual, here is a thread of people posting there mileage of there jk's with way more then 100,000. //www.jk-forum.com/forums/stock-jk-tech-12/who-has-most-miles-their-jk-109145/page10/

Toyota Tacoma Lift Kit Install and Off-Roading

User Comments

boogie3478 commented on 21 Jul 2015

At 2:38 ... isn't the shock supposed to go back into the seat? Why are you installing it to the side?

Zone Offroad Products commented on 23 Jul 2015

+boogie3478 due to the larger diameter of our shock body we outboard the shocks for sufficient clearance to the axle mounts

bluesky commented on 29 Jan 2015

Tires are too wide, and rims are too big and too decorative to be on a tough truck like this. Makes it look like it's trying to be a sports car. Smaller, less decorative rims and a narrower tire with higher profile would suit this truck much better. 

Zeeangelofdeath commented on 31 Jan 2016

+bluesky well I respect your opinion and I get your point, thanks for the friendly debate.

bluesky commented on 31 Jan 2016

+Zeeangelofdeath You're right, there is nothing wrong with looking nice, this setup doesn't. Things should make sense when paired up. Again, just imagine Terminator or a Navy Seal in a dress, while some may argue they like that look, it just doesn't make sense. 

Zeeangelofdeath commented on 29 Jan 2016

+bluesky thats your problem, these people aren't going on a expedition or a safari they are just hitting up the the weekend trail, plus there are plenty of videos on YouTube where people have this setup and it's more than enough for off road. Nothing wrong with looking nice while you're doing something dirty. You make it sound as if the look of the truck compromises the function of the truck

bluesky commented on 29 Jan 2016

+Zeeangelofdeath Doesn't have to be a rock climber. Look at all the real purpose off road vehicles, from trucks to expedition SUV. I'm talking about trucks that are actually made to fulfill an off road role, not just pretend. Shiny rims and off road make no sense. It's like dressing a Navy Seal on a mission in Afghanistan in a tiger print mini skirt and red high heel shoes! 

Zeeangelofdeath commented on 28 Jan 2016

It looks just fine, it's not a rock climber

Propinionation commented on 10 Jan 2015

I don't recommend installing a lift kit like this for anyone planning on doing any off- roading. Kits with spacers and blocks like this one are just for looks on street driving only. Otherwise, you'll most likely end up wrapping your axle up. A new set of rear 3-6" leaf springs, as well as new coil over shocks for the front and back are the way to go for off-roading. 

Salty Diarrhea commented on 12 Jan 2015

Good man

dominionn09 commented on 18 Dec 2014

Is this a long bed or short? Anyone know? 

Alfuh commented on 02 Feb 2015

ya its a long bed, the way you can distinguish between the two is the distance of the gas door from the cab, the long bed is further away and the short bed is very close to the back of the cab. In the video if you look, the gas door is further away from the back of the cab (or the front of the bed) thus making that taco, the double cab long bed variant

studoroma commented on 28 Jan 2015

This is a long bed.  Not a short bed

John Gorial commented on 06 Jan 2015

Short

Ana Rivera commented on 11 Dec 2014

Hi can can someone help what year is this truck ??

fuchyerr commented on 28 Mar 2015

09

Vince S commented on 22 Dec 2013

I really like the mags, what is the name of them..??

visualdragon commented on 14 Jan 2014

Dick Cepek DC-2//www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/DC-2-17x9-with-6-on-5-5-Bolt-Pattern-Black.aspx?t_c=11&t_s=210&t_pt=100044&t_pn=M%2fT1179412

2005 Jeep Wrangler at DeVoe Chevrolet

User Comments

nuggz503 commented on 14 Jul 2012

clean!

2005 Jeep Wrangler Custom 4x4 1 Owner With Lift Kit (Ft. Worth, Texas)

2005 Jeep Wrangler X

2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited X - for sale in Chantilly, VA 2

2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited-lift kit- rims-70k m for sale i

Lifted Chevy Colorado on 33 inch tires

User Comments

Joe Scurti commented on 31 Jan 2016

so those steps didnt need any modification at all to install?

Lifted Colorado commented on 01 Feb 2016

No, but there not made for a Colorado, there made for a 4 door jeep wrangler, so the way we installed them was we mounted the brackets on the bottom lip of the Colorado's body and welded the brackets to the bottom of the frame so there not going any where, and they look like they were made for it, they fit perfect

joselatinlover69 commented on 22 Jan 2016

Nice ride ...!!!

Lifted Colorado commented on 22 Jan 2016

Thanks

John Ambrosio commented on 21 Jan 2016

What Jeep year is your steps?

Lifted Colorado commented on 21 Jan 2016

2009 4 door wrangler

Martin Arellano commented on 14 Jan 2016

Looks great!!

Lifted Colorado commented on 14 Jan 2016

Thanks man

Clay Downs commented on 03 Jan 2016

I wanna buy some all terrain tires like 31 inch or 33 how much of lift do you think I would need to get it to fit without rubbing

Lifted Colorado commented on 04 Jan 2016

I had 31s on my stock colorado and i now have 295/70R17 ( 33.3 ) inch tires with 5 inch lift and i had to do some trimming to be able to turn all the way.

Tripfag Wilson commented on 02 Dec 2015

Nice truck man

Lifted Colorado commented on 04 Dec 2015

Thanks man

Guy Nolan commented on 17 Nov 2015

Great job on the build....truck is looking awesome!!!!

Lifted Colorado commented on 04 Dec 2015

Thanks , I appreciate it !