With a foundation in the first and most proven coilover systems for the Jeep JK, EVO MFG brings you its new LCG Bolt-On Coilover System. The EVO LCG Bolt-On Coilover kit comes complete with all necessary parts to easily convert the JK from the limited coil and shock system to a far superior performing coilover system. With 12� of usable wheel travel, custom built brackets for the lowest center of gravity and EVO’s legendary SPEC valving and spring rates, the EVO LCG Bolt-On Coilover system proves to set the bar, for ease of install, price and performance.
Features:
• Simple and quick installation
• LCG 3â€?-5â€? recommended lift height – fully adjustable
• Minimal drilling/cutting required – fully bolt-on
• Hi clearance design
• Retains all factory rear exhaust system
• Retains factory front and rear swaybars
• Contain all necessary parts to convert a standard coil spring suspension system into a coilover system
• Can be used with any long or short control arm system
Front EVO LCG Bolt-On Coilover Kit w/EVO SPEC Coilovers – $1750
Rear EVO LCG Bolt-On Coilover Kit w/EVO SPEC Coilovers – $1850
Notes:
• Recommended wheel backspacing 3.75� or less (smaller backspacing #)
• 2-Door JK: Front and Rear Aftermarket Driveshaft Required
• 4-Door JK: Front Aftermarket Driveshaft Required, Rear Recommended
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Estimated shipping date end of June.
Does your rig need to be lifted already to install? Got a stock Rubi with 4.5″ backspaced rims. 2.5 lift coming soon.
Hi
Will lift 2-2.3-2.5 ”
How much will it cost?
I’ll buy the spring King (Australia), about 2 ”
But the lift kit do not want to raise above the 2.5 ”
What will advise?
International deliveries are doing?
Are we going to see an install article on this system? Looks like Rubicat is using this system.