Clayton Offroad Overland 2.5 Plus Lift Kit Install Jeep JL

[@krislongman1002]

They did get it aligned. This lift is top notch! I can’t be more pleased with how it handles on and off road.

[@mikethompson7406]

Think I'm going with Clayton Overland + myself. I just don't know if I do 2.5" and 35s or 3.5" and 37s... first world problems.

[@lincolnmicrophonellc]

@@mikethompson7406 what I learned is that supposedly you can start with the 2.5" and if you want to go more you swap out the springs for the 3.5" springs and make any necessary adjustments.

[@joshuadavis2062]

@@mikethompson7406 I have a 2 door and a 1.5 inch and that gave me about 3 inches almost of total lift. If you have a 4 door then the lift should be right on as advertised. Ill be putting 35s on soon. Overland kit is great thus far.

[@brianehrhart9896]

Got this lift today! Thanks for the guide, it’ll save me a bunch of time this weekend.

[@joshuadavis2062]

did you get it aligned there at the end?

[@holdenbaker8844]

Were anyone’s rear sway bar links brushing the tires? The center to center stud length was cut to 12.75” per the Clayton instructions for the 3.5” lift. The Jeep is a 2023 392.

[@OverlandPioneers]

Hello. Contact Clayton for details

[@holdenbaker8844]

⁠@@OverlandPioneersI forgot I asked this. We got an answer from Clayton - this lift kit is designed for aftermarket wheels with negative offset.

[@Madmike908]

What rock sliders are those?

[@joegenshlea4605]

The instructions mentioned that the front caster needs to be 4.6 degrees +/- 1 degree. Is this done during the alignment

[@EpitomePax]

I would also like to know this ^^

[@OverlandPioneers]

That’s a great question for Clayton. They always answer the phone and are great at customer service.

[@NHop2025]

How can I install this lift without a fell car lift like yours

[@OverlandPioneers]

Jack stands under the body.