Are all Geometry Correction Brackets created equally?

[human1391]

Hello All,

I am looking into geometry correction brackets / control arm drop brackets and I am looking for some input. I know to stay away from the sub $100 ebay specials but is there much of a difference in performance between the Ranchos, Teraflex or AEVs? Personally, i like the fully welded sleeves on the JKS brackets but just wondering if it makes a difference? For reference I am runnings 37s on stock overland wheels w/ the RC 2.5 leveling kit on a 23' Sport S / Ecodeisel.

 

[wayoflife]

They are not all created equally but depending on how you use your Jeep, they'll all get the job done. If you spend a lot of time flexing on the rocks, some will take a beating better than others. Me personally, I would say that EVO, Rancho or even JKS is the better way to go.

 

[human1391]

Thanks Eddie, my jeep is on pavement 99% of the time so really road manners is what I am primarily looking for.

 

[wayoflife]

Thanks Eddie, my jeep is on pavement 99% of the time so really road manners is what I am primarily looking for.

That being the case, any of the brackets will help out.

 

[WJCO]

Hello All,

I am looking into geometry correction brackets / control arm drop brackets and I am looking for some input. I know to stay away from the sub $100 ebay specials but is there much of a difference in performance between the Ranchos, Teraflex or AEVs? Personally, i like the fully welded sleeves on the JKS brackets but just wondering if it makes a difference? For reference I am runnings 37s on stock overland wheels w/ the RC 2.5 leveling kit on a 23' Sport S / Ecodeisel.

Teraflex used Chinesium in a lot of their prior parts so be careful of that.

 

[human1391]

Teraflex used Chinesium in a lot of their prior parts so be careful of that.

Jeeze they are the most expensive too... w/ Eddie's endorsment I'm leaning towards the JKS units

 

[DirtHeadDavis]

Jeeze they are the most expensive too... w/ Eddie's endorsment I'm leaning towards the JKS units

I don't have JKS control arms or geo correction brackets, but I do run one of their lift kits and can say they make pretty good quality stuff at a pretty good price.

 

[Bear_JT]

The Evo ones are solid. Can’t go wrong with them or the others Eddie said.

 

[ScoobyCarolanNC]

I'm running the EVOs and they are super beefy and were easy to install. I didn't have to do any 'fitting'. They just slid right on.

 

[Lunentucker]

I've been very pleased with the Rancho welded brackets with my AEV 2 inch lift.
They looked stronger than the AEV factory brackets to me, so I went that way.

 

[sunnysideup]

Evo have been great for me!