http://www.metalcloak.com/ FINALLY! Here is the Do It Yourself guide to the Metalcloak 3.5″ Game Changer Suspension install for the AutoEdit Jeep Wrangler JKU Rubicon with the 6Pak shocks bonus!
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Jeep Wrangler JKU Suspension UPGRADE Game Changer 6Pak DIY – Metalcloak Lift Kit
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just me , but it seems the rear shocks would have the red to the outside like the front
If you do this for a living you deserve a FAT tip.
What's that cleaner you use to clean the axles?
I found an awesome deal on a 97’ TJ. It has a 4” body lift, which I plan to dispose of. My question is, would this suspension also serve well if my Jeep is a daily driver?
Did you need to change your driveshafts for this build out with the MetalCloak?
Sensational. Love your style, confidence and pace. Your enthusiasm is infectious and editing flawless. The music was okay but did distract a little as it seemed very repetitive in parts. Just a little constructive criticism. Otherwise, great job. Two thumbs up.
Jason can you please measure the overall height of your Jeep please?? I need to make some decisions but also need it to fit in my garage! 3.5" lift with 37's looks awesome! Thank you! I'll send you some local brew for your trouble…?
I love this jeep man
Interesting setup…but concern for you. Typically you put the bolt head towards the front so if the nut comes off the bold holds in place better…Just too say. too each their own
Please help me out with a lift kit for my 2013 jk sport, i’m mostly on road but my on road proformance is most important to me, i plan on running 3.5 inch lift with 35s please let me know how you like this lift
Nice video i have subscribed please sub back
Hey I'm only 17 installing this on my jeep do you know what tools i need
Your jeep is a perfect representation of a purpose built jeep. Because it doesn't necessarily look badass! But actually is badass!
Since installing the lift, have you had to install a steering stabilizer? Just curious
I'm not liking those shocks very much, they seem very small stemmed and too bound at the center.
why did metal cloak use rear sway drop brackets instead of just longer links. that kinda killed it for me.
how fast does a lift kit ware out parts drive shaft ect.
How do you think about using loctite??
@3:50 Not watching your dog catch your frisbee toss is akin to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4qCZu4U69I
good job man!
If you dont mind me asking, what did your castor numbers look like after the lift? and did they need to change after you went with the aftermarket driveshaft?