Skyjacker Standard 2.5" Suspension Lift Kit for 87-95 Jeep Wrangler YJ
Description
Skyjacker Softride Leaf Spring are Performance Kits for the serious Offroad Enthusiast and
Competition vehicles tackling punishing terrain on regular basis. These Trademark Softride
Springs are High Performance springs well above the standards found with others today. This
legendary spring has forever set the Highest Standards in the industry. It begins with being Shot
Peened to increase tinsel strength and longevity in the worst of environments. Also 100% Cycled
and Set in advance they eliminate a break in period and guarantee a defect free experience. As
with All Skyjacker Leaf Spring Packs they are tapered leaves yielding more flex on the leaf ends
that feature a Teflon tip insert which distributes loads more evenly across the whole spring pack.
Results are a smoother ride, improved suspension travel and ease of installation.
Many states have laws that limit the maximum height of a lifted vehicle. Never exceed the legal height limit.
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Details
- Shocks Included: With Shocks
- Max Tire Size: 31
- Lift Height Range: 0 - 2.5 inch
- Included Parts: U-Bolts or Hardware, Leaf Springs, U-Bolts
*Please make a selection above to view weight, dimensions, specs of a specific product
Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1995 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1994 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1993 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1992 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1991 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1990 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1989 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1988 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
- 1987 Jeep Wrangler (YJ)
Skyjacker Standard 2.5" Suspension Lift Kit Options
| Part Number | Catalog # | Price | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16017-100 | Hydro Shocks | $1,056.91 | |||||||
| 16017-101 | Nitro Shocks | $983.62 | |||||||
| 16017-1001 | M95 Shocks | $1,240.91 | |||||||
| 16017-1002 | Black Max Shocks | $1,096.91 |
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Skyjacker Standard 2.5" Suspension Lift Kit Reviews
Ted D.
9/30/2020
This is a great kit! Old suspension was installed (poorly by a previous owner) and I wasn't sure of the prior lift. My 92 YJ handles great and has a good ride quality now. Springs coating is weak though. 1 year in and they look like the old ones.
Questions
Trevon M.
What is the difference between the sport and the standard 2.5 skyjacker lift?
While Skyjacker offers various lift kit series, the primary difference between their "Sport" and "Standard" Jeep lift kits often comes down to the type and quality of the components included, particularly the shocks, and sometimes the overall focus of the kit.
Here's a breakdown of the typical distinctions:
Skyjacker "Standard" Lift Kits:
Focus: These are generally their more budget-friendly lift options. They aim to provide the advertised lift height for increased tire clearance and a more aggressive look.
Shocks: Standard kits often include their basic hydraulic shocks (like the Hydro 7000 series). These shocks are designed to be an improvement over stock but may not offer the same level of ride comfort or off-road performance as higher-tier options.
Components: The kit will include the essential components to achieve the lift, such as coil springs or leaf springs, and necessary hardware. They might include basic sway bar disconnects or track bar relocation brackets, depending on the lift height and vehicle.
Ride Quality: The ride quality might be firmer than stock and geared more towards occasional off-roading and a lifted appearance.
Skyjacker "Sport" Lift Kits:
Focus: "Sport" kits are typically positioned as an upgrade over the standard kits, offering better on and off-road performance and ride quality.
Shocks: These kits often include higher-performance shocks, such as their Nitro 8000 series or even more advanced options in some cases. These shocks are designed to offer better damping, control, and comfort across various terrains.
Components: Sport kits might include additional or upgraded components compared to the standard kits. This could involve better quality sway bar disconnects, adjustable track bars for precise axle centering, longer or adjustable control arms to correct suspension geometry, and potentially even steering correction components.
Ride Quality: The ride quality with a "Sport" kit is generally expected to be more refined and offer better handling both on the street and when tackling more challenging off-road trails.
Here's a breakdown of the typical distinctions:
Skyjacker "Standard" Lift Kits:
Focus: These are generally their more budget-friendly lift options. They aim to provide the advertised lift height for increased tire clearance and a more aggressive look.
Shocks: Standard kits often include their basic hydraulic shocks (like the Hydro 7000 series). These shocks are designed to be an improvement over stock but may not offer the same level of ride comfort or off-road performance as higher-tier options.
Components: The kit will include the essential components to achieve the lift, such as coil springs or leaf springs, and necessary hardware. They might include basic sway bar disconnects or track bar relocation brackets, depending on the lift height and vehicle.
Ride Quality: The ride quality might be firmer than stock and geared more towards occasional off-roading and a lifted appearance.
Skyjacker "Sport" Lift Kits:
Focus: "Sport" kits are typically positioned as an upgrade over the standard kits, offering better on and off-road performance and ride quality.
Shocks: These kits often include higher-performance shocks, such as their Nitro 8000 series or even more advanced options in some cases. These shocks are designed to offer better damping, control, and comfort across various terrains.
Components: Sport kits might include additional or upgraded components compared to the standard kits. This could involve better quality sway bar disconnects, adjustable track bars for precise axle centering, longer or adjustable control arms to correct suspension geometry, and potentially even steering correction components.
Ride Quality: The ride quality with a "Sport" kit is generally expected to be more refined and offer better handling both on the street and when tackling more challenging off-road trails.
Don B.
does this come with the transfercase drop hardware?
It is sold separately from this kit and it is recommended to prolong the life of your drive shaft U-joints. Transfer Case Lowering Kit Thanks for your inquiry.
