Identify a TJ lift

Binder · Jun 21, 2009

I'm trying to ID a lift on a 97 TJ. It looks to be a 4" or so and the components are a darker color like grey....Where could I find maybe part numbers or something to help ID this stuff?

WHITE TRASH1 · Jun 21, 2009

Pics would be the best but what kind of grey? Straight grey or hammerite type grey? What type of arms? Short factory. short aftermarket long arm what?

zukkev · Jun 21, 2009

Lookin' at goin' street-legalish, eh???

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Binder · Jun 21, 2009

Short factory style (aftermarket) and textured paint.

WHITE TRASH1 · Jun 21, 2009

Trail disaster would be my best guess. But of course a picture will tell much more... What color are the bushings in the arms? If they are orange that seals the deal.

Binder · Jun 21, 2009

The bushings are black.

WHITE TRASH1 · Jun 21, 2009

Tera flex?

WHITE TRASH1 · Jun 21, 2009

Or tuff country's cheaper kit. The "nicer" short arm kit has the tera flex threaded short arms.

xjoffroad · Jun 21, 2009

WHITE TRASH said:
Tera flex?

that looks like a rubicon express kit not tera flex

Binder · Jun 21, 2009

The front sway bar links are 9-7/8" long center to center..
Here's a couple pics.

Binder · Jun 21, 2009

Last pic is a adjustable lower control arm.

Jaydog · Jun 21, 2009

Full Traction is the only one that comes to mind where the LCA is bent.

WHITE TRASH1 · Jun 21, 2009

xjoffroad said:
that looks like a rubicon express kit not tera flex

Couldn't tell ya, that's one of the images that came up under tera flex tj lift kit when I did a google search. :;

Rough country's lower level lift looks a helluva lot like what you have but they don't have adjustable arms.

The only company I could come up with that uses those adjustable arms is BDS, they use blue bushings in this picture but I wouldn't put it past them to use a different color at times... Heck the arms probably take standard yj bushings so they very may well have been changed at some point.

xjoffroad · Jun 22, 2009

from the pics it looks like a rubicon express kit

SUPAFLY · Jun 22, 2009

Rubicon Express didn't offer the bent arms. It could be Nth degree. They went out of business, but I think somebody bought them and started it back up again.

Corey Y · Jun 22, 2009

Post some better pictures. Shocks usually have a name stamped on them.

mumblewood · Jun 24, 2009

SUPAFLY said:
Rubicon Express didn't offer the bent arms. It could be Nth degree. They went out of business, but I think somebody bought them and started it back up again.

I also thought Nth degree, AEV bought them.