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Ian W.
I have a RHD 2023 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited with VIN 1C4HJXLN3PW646205. Will this kit fit with the stock 18 inch wheels and tyres?
The Mopar 2-inch Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) Lift Kit is designed to be a direct, bolt-on upgrade for the Jeep Wrangler JL and JLU platform.
Compatibility with your 2023 Jeep Wrangler
RHD (Right-Hand Drive) Considerations: While these kits are engineered for the JL platform, the Mopar JPP lift kits are generally specified for North American LHD (Left-Hand Drive) models. Because RHD models have different steering components (such as the track bar and drag link configuration) to accommodate the right-side steering box, you should consult with a specialized off-road shop or a dealer that handles RHD conversions before installation. It is possible that the provided sway bar links or track bar components may require adjustment or aftermarket alternatives to clear RHD-specific steering geometry.
Wheel/Tire Fitment: This lift kit is fully compatible with your stock 18-inch wheels. The kit is designed to maintain factory ride characteristics while providing the clearance needed for larger tires. If you choose to keep your stock tires, the lift will simply provide a taller stance and increased suspension articulation.
Compatibility with your 2023 Jeep Wrangler
RHD (Right-Hand Drive) Considerations: While these kits are engineered for the JL platform, the Mopar JPP lift kits are generally specified for North American LHD (Left-Hand Drive) models. Because RHD models have different steering components (such as the track bar and drag link configuration) to accommodate the right-side steering box, you should consult with a specialized off-road shop or a dealer that handles RHD conversions before installation. It is possible that the provided sway bar links or track bar components may require adjustment or aftermarket alternatives to clear RHD-specific steering geometry.
Wheel/Tire Fitment: This lift kit is fully compatible with your stock 18-inch wheels. The kit is designed to maintain factory ride characteristics while providing the clearance needed for larger tires. If you choose to keep your stock tires, the lift will simply provide a taller stance and increased suspension articulation.
Andrew M.
Why does it say it does not fit when I enter in a 2026 Rubicon 4 door? 3.6 engine with Bilstein shocks.
The website's vehicle selector is likely flagging it due to an existing mismatch between the database's vehicle configuration filter for 2024–2026 model years and the specific trim or engine options selected (such as the factory Rubicon suspension baseline or Xtreme Recon packages, which sometimes trigger restrictions in automated fitment software).
Physically, the Mopar 2" Lift Kit is fully compatible with a 2026 Wrangler JL Rubicon 4-Door with the 3.6L engine, provided a few key details are kept in mind:
Sway Bar Link Hardware (The 2024+ Update): Jeep updated the factory front sway bar link bolt holes on 2024+ models to a larger 14mm size (compared to 12mm on 2018–2023 models). Because you selected the Bilstein shock version, the kit includes the appropriate hardware bushings/sleeves to accommodate both sizes correctly.
Rubicon Net Lift Height: Because the Rubicon trim sits slightly higher from the factory than a Sport or Sahara, a 2-inch Mopar kit will net you closer to 1 inch of actual additional height over your stock Rubicon baseline.
Xtreme Recon Exception: If your 2026 Rubicon came equipped from the factory with the Xtreme Recon (XR) package (35-inch tires), the vehicle already includes a factory 1.5-inch suspension lift, meaning this kit would only provide about 0.5 inches of extra lift, which sometimes causes part catalog databases to throw a fitment warning.
Physically, the Mopar 2" Lift Kit is fully compatible with a 2026 Wrangler JL Rubicon 4-Door with the 3.6L engine, provided a few key details are kept in mind:
Sway Bar Link Hardware (The 2024+ Update): Jeep updated the factory front sway bar link bolt holes on 2024+ models to a larger 14mm size (compared to 12mm on 2018–2023 models). Because you selected the Bilstein shock version, the kit includes the appropriate hardware bushings/sleeves to accommodate both sizes correctly.
Rubicon Net Lift Height: Because the Rubicon trim sits slightly higher from the factory than a Sport or Sahara, a 2-inch Mopar kit will net you closer to 1 inch of actual additional height over your stock Rubicon baseline.
Xtreme Recon Exception: If your 2026 Rubicon came equipped from the factory with the Xtreme Recon (XR) package (35-inch tires), the vehicle already includes a factory 1.5-inch suspension lift, meaning this kit would only provide about 0.5 inches of extra lift, which sometimes causes part catalog databases to throw a fitment warning.
Daniel B.
Have anybody had problems with the coils bowing and hitting the bump stop.
Yes, rear coil spring bowing is a known phenomenon with the Mopar 2" Lift Kit for 18-26 Jeep Wrangler JL Unlimited, particularly as the suspension cycles through full articulation.
Here is why it happens and what you can look out for:
The Geometry Cause: When a Jeep JL is lifted, the factory rear control arms and track bar swing through an arc that pushes the axle slightly sideways and rotates the spring perches relative to each other. This can cause the rear coil springs to develop a slight bow or "banana" shape under certain loads or at full droop.
Contact with Bump Stop Extensions: Because of this bow, some owners notice the rear coils coming close to or lightly making contact with the factory bump stop extensions or lower perches.
Solutions / Adjustments: While minor bowing under extreme articulation is relatively common with many suspension kits on the JL platform and rarely causes structural failure, owners experiencing severe contact often look into aftermarket adjustable lower control arms or rear spring correction wedges/pads to realign the spring perches and restore vertical spring geometry.
Here is why it happens and what you can look out for:
The Geometry Cause: When a Jeep JL is lifted, the factory rear control arms and track bar swing through an arc that pushes the axle slightly sideways and rotates the spring perches relative to each other. This can cause the rear coil springs to develop a slight bow or "banana" shape under certain loads or at full droop.
Contact with Bump Stop Extensions: Because of this bow, some owners notice the rear coils coming close to or lightly making contact with the factory bump stop extensions or lower perches.
Solutions / Adjustments: While minor bowing under extreme articulation is relatively common with many suspension kits on the JL platform and rarely causes structural failure, owners experiencing severe contact often look into aftermarket adjustable lower control arms or rear spring correction wedges/pads to realign the spring perches and restore vertical spring geometry.
Joseph S.
Good Afternoon,
Will this kit fit on a 2025 Wrangler Sport?
Yes, the Mopar 2" Lift Kit will physically fit a 2025 Jeep Wrangler Sport, but there is an important detail regarding which version you choose and the hardware included.
While the suspension geometry remains largely the same for the 2025 model year, Jeep updated the sway bar link hardware starting in 2024. This affects how the kit attaches to your 2025 Sport:
Fox Shock Kits (2018–2023 Versions): These kits are officially rated for 2018–2023 models. While they can be installed on a 2025, the sway bar links in the box may not fit your newer hardware without additional aftermarket parts.
Bilstein Shock Kits (2018–2026 Versions): The updated Bilstein kits (such as Part 77072430AH) are designed to be "future-proof." They include both 12mm and 14mm sway bar links, ensuring a direct, bolt-on fit for your 2025 Wrangler Sport without needing extra parts.
Mopar kits are engine-specific because the spring rates are tuned for the weight of the motor. You will need to select the kit that matches your 2025 Sport's engine:
2.0L Turbo Engine: Part 77072430AH (Bilstein).
3.6L V6 Engine: Part 77072395AH (Bilstein).
Installing this kit on a Sport trim typically results in slightly more than 2 inches of actual lift (often closer to 2.5" to 3") because the Sport is lighter than a fully loaded Rubicon.
While the suspension geometry remains largely the same for the 2025 model year, Jeep updated the sway bar link hardware starting in 2024. This affects how the kit attaches to your 2025 Sport:
Fox Shock Kits (2018–2023 Versions): These kits are officially rated for 2018–2023 models. While they can be installed on a 2025, the sway bar links in the box may not fit your newer hardware without additional aftermarket parts.
Bilstein Shock Kits (2018–2026 Versions): The updated Bilstein kits (such as Part 77072430AH) are designed to be "future-proof." They include both 12mm and 14mm sway bar links, ensuring a direct, bolt-on fit for your 2025 Wrangler Sport without needing extra parts.
Mopar kits are engine-specific because the spring rates are tuned for the weight of the motor. You will need to select the kit that matches your 2025 Sport's engine:
2.0L Turbo Engine: Part 77072430AH (Bilstein).
3.6L V6 Engine: Part 77072395AH (Bilstein).
Installing this kit on a Sport trim typically results in slightly more than 2 inches of actual lift (often closer to 2.5" to 3") because the Sport is lighter than a fully loaded Rubicon.
Joe H.
Will this fit a 2024 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon w/ 3.6? This says it fits only 2018-2023.
Yes, they will.
Kevin G.
Will this fit the 2 door? I'm seeing the JLU and 4xe but nothing for the 2 doors
This is the correct lift kit for the 2-door: Mopar 2" Lift Kit with Reservoir Shocks for 18-23 Jeep Wrangler JL 2-Door
Jason O.
Will I need to purchase an adjustable trackbar for this lift kit?
It is not considered necessary on a 2" lift. However, we'd highly encourage it to help with alignment after changing the suspension geometry.
Jeremy K.
What is the spring weight for the front and rear?
Depending on the kit needed, the shipping weight ranges from 148lbs to 168lbs. After you make your selections from the drop-down menu, visit the "Specs" section to see the shipping weight listed for your specific configuration.
Chris K.
I see this lift offered on other sites, part number 77072522AE .. for years 2018 to 2025. Will this fit a 2024 model year Wrangler 4xe? Thanks!
Yes, use the drop-down menu to select the 4xe option and then the second drop-down to select your shocks.
For Fox shocks, order part number: 16170-1035
For Bilstein Reservoir shocks, order part number: 16170-1135
Tyler W.
Is there an ability to buy these front shocks by themself? I am needing to replace those two only.
Yes, shocks can be purchased separately. Part number: 16335-5032 & 16335-5033