Evo Bolt-On Coilover F/R

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Overland1406

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On my wrangler JK 2 dr. I have Full Traction Long Arm 4" and I'm thinking to Evo Bolt-On Coilover fornt and rear...
Is it possible?
 
Sure it is. The only thing they will really do is replace your coils and shocks. You will need to make sure that you run wheels with 3.5" of back spacing though.
 
I'm thinking about going with these too. Love the look, flex and seems affordable. I would love to see some pics from people running this system on their jeep. :)
 
I apologize for my ignorance on the subject but I'm not currently running a long arm system on my jeep but I would like too. Would this take care of that or will I need to make an additional purchase to convert into a long arm system?
 
Trail JK said:
I apologize for my ignorance on the subject but I'm not currently running a long arm system on my jeep but I would like too. Would this take care of that or will I need to make an additional purchase to convert into a long arm system?
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You'd have to purchase a long arm system. The coilovers replace your springs and shocks.
 
Evo sells a high clearance long arm kit also.

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Well, why no long arm kit for the bolt ons yet?!

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TheDuff said:
Well, why no long arm kit for the bolt ons yet?!

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They have it. All you have to do is order the high clearance long arm upgrade kit and specify that you want the bolt on kit in the comments section of the order. They are the exact same price, and what evo stated to do. I would call to double clarify after the order though.

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StrizzyChris said:
They have it. All you have to do is order the high clearance long arm upgrade kit and specify that you want the bolt on kit in the comments section of the order. They are the exact same price, and what evo stated to do. I would call to double clarify after the order though.

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:)

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I was watching pictures of rubicat in the project-jk gallery, and noticed that it is not running the front inner fender liner. I wonder if It would be possible to keep the OEM inner front fender liner with the bolt-on coil overs?

From what I see, the shock tower is really high, so maybe it won't fit? Would be a good product idea for EVO to make inner liners for modded suspension :thumb:
 
Holeshot said:
I was watching pictures of rubicat in the project-jk gallery, and noticed that it is not running the front inner fender liner. I wonder if It would be possible to keep the OEM inner front fender liner with the bolt-on coil overs?

From what I see, the shock tower is really high, so maybe it won't fit? Would be a good product idea for EVO to make inner liners for modded suspension :thumb:
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Lots of fender liners go when you trim the fenders.
 
Holeshot said:
I was watching pictures of rubicat in the project-jk gallery, and noticed that it is not running the front inner fender liner. I wonder if It would be possible to keep the OEM inner front fender liner with the bolt-on coil overs?

From what I see, the shock tower is really high, so maybe it won't fit? Would be a good product idea for EVO to make inner liners for modded suspension :thumb:
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You are correct. The inner fender liner will not fit with the EVO bolt on coil overs.
 
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