4xE Grows Up

My good friend Chris bought a new wrangler 4xE a few months back and has been anxious to upgrade it from its stock wheels and tires. I'm excited to see how the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xE does with larger 37" tires and a 2.5" lift. Will it adversely affect the gas mileage and performance? How much?
Teraflex 2.5" Performance Spacer Lift. (Front and Rear Bump stops are needed because it is a Rubicon.)
Teraflex 2.5in Performance Spacer Lift Kit
TER 1365210
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Teraflex Front and Rear Bump Stop Strike Pad Kit
TER 1959300
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Teraflex 2-2.5 Lift Front and Rear Shock Extensions Bracket Kit
TER 1985200
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[@billwaterhouse5894]

Nice job looks great…now, call Clayton Offroad and get your geometry back where it needs to be 😂

[@1111Overland]

They do good work!

[@BigSil57]

Great video, just subscribed. At about 11:08 mark, what are the powder blue parts at the bottom of the rear shocks and differential cover?

[@4coolking]

Scbscribed and waiting for the video. What lift did you put on your Wrangler 4xE.

[@1111Overland]

It’s a Teraflex 3” spacer lift, which should give about 2.5” of lift with the weight of the 4xE. We chose the spacer lift for now as it allows Chris to keep all the stock components until he needs to upgrade them.

[@mavsmith]

It is the Teraflex 2.5" Performance Spacer Lift. The Front and Rear Bump stops are needed because it is a Rubicon.
Teraflex 2.5in Performance Spacer Lift Kit TER 1365210
Teraflex Front and Rear Bump Stop Strike Pad Kit TER 1959300
Teraflex 2-2.5 Lift Front and Rear Shock Extensions Bracket Kit TER 1985200

[@user-wp7zs7dd4l]

What's the bumper on that 4xe? I've been looking for a front bumper replacement for mine.

[@1111Overland]

That’s called the “Arcus” bumper. I love how it feels factory but adds the look of the “tusks” with close winching support.