Reinforced Lower Steering Linkage for Wrangler JL JLU Rubicon from Metalcloak Tie Rod

Name: Reinforced Lower Steering Linkage for Wrangler JL JLU Rubicon from Metalcloak Tie Rod
Brand: METALCLOAK
SKU: MC7622
Price: 636.01 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Steering rod for Rubicon versions of Wrangler JL JLU.

Minimum 2" lift required.

The reinforced rod stiffens the steering operation, resulting in eliminating the wandering effect of Wranglers.

MetalCloak Chromoly Dog-Legged Tie Rod, JL Wrangler/JT Gladiator for the Rubicon |Max-Tow|4XE|High Altitude|Mojave|392 Edition

Reference MC7622

Data sheet

MARKA: JEEP
MODEL: WRANGLER JL
WRANGLER JLU
Wrangler JL 4XE

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Wrangler JLU modyfikacja pod większe obciążenie

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Instrukcja 7622 Rubicon

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What is the maximum lift for comfort on a Jeep Wrangler JL?

A 2.5-inch lift is the optimal choice — it allows for fitting larger tires while maintaining ride comfort.
Springs starting from 3.5 inches are stiffer to support the vehicle’s height. Unfortunately, this stiffness limits overall comfort, even with high-quality shocks.