2014 SEMA Rubicon Express Jeep JK Wrangler w/Coil Overs

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Over the years, Rubicon Express has had a hard time and had fallen out of favor for a myriad of reasons. For those of you who've been around for a while, you'd know that I didn't help their cause at all when it came to their radius arm kit. However, over the last couple of years, I have seen them make a solid push to shape up and deliver products worthy of who they used to be, a manufacturer of good products. Well, at the 2014 SEMA Show, I was pleased to see that they are still working hard at this and on the Jeep JK Wrangler they had on display, I found a host of new products worthy of being noted.

First up and most noteworthy was their all new bolt-on coil over kit. This new kit comes with Fox coil overs AND true air bumps (as opposed to foam in a can) and are said to offer 12" of travel up front - just like the EVO bolt on coil over kit. Second, they were showing off their front 4-link long arm setup with a new rear 3-link setup that utilizes their rear radius lower arms and uses a new 3rd link that either bolts up to the top of a G2 rear axle or, installs on a truss. Third, you will see that this Jeep is also sporting Rubicon Express skid plates, Smittybilt raised tube fenders kinda like what you see with MetalCloak and new Smittybilt bumpers that come with what look like plastic cutting boards bolted on to the face of them. Check it out.

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Here are some shots underneath that show off the coil overs, skids and new G2 sway bar disconnect system.

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Good for them! Always glad to see a company strive to become better. Is their stuff made in the US? Also, I wonder what the price is going to be for these. If they don't stick down stupid far like that (I think) Rebel kit this might be a promising product for them! :thumb:
 
Here are some shots underneath that show off the coil overs, skids and new G2 sway bar disconnect system.

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In the 14th picture there is a sway bar with what looks like a disconnect on it. Does not look like a Rubi swaybar disconnect. Do you know which one it is?

Glad to see Rubicon Express is making a turn for the good.

The flares to me look cheap.

R/
Will
 
Here are some shots underneath that show off the coil overs, skids and new G2 sway bar disconnect system.


In the 14th picture there is a sway bar with what looks like a disconnect on it. Does not look like a Rubi swaybar disconnect. Do you know which one it is?

Glad to see Rubicon Express is making a turn for the good.

The flares to me look cheap.

R/
Will

That's the G2 Air actuated swaybar Disco, which will be available for 800 bucks. That's cheaper than a new rubi edisco.
http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?21753-2014-SEMA-G2-New-Jeep-JK-Wrangler-Products
 
Good for them! Always glad to see a company strive to become better. Is their stuff made in the US? Also, I wonder what the price is going to be for these. If they don't stick down stupid far like that (I think) Rebel kit this might be a promising product for them! :thumb:

Last I checked they were RE sold out to Trans-America/4 Wheel Parts so their product is likely built where Pro-Comp is built.
 
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