Synergy's Jeep JL Front and Rear Lower Shock Relocation kit is intended for retaining stock length shocks on 2 inch lifts.
Front Brackets (8815-01):
Synergy front lower shock relocation brackets bolt onto the stock JL lower shock mounts to relocate the shocks up. They move the front shocks up 2 inches to allow the stock shocks to be re-used on 2 inch lifts. Bolt-on design made out of cnc formed 3/16 inch steel plate.
Benefits:
- Relocates stock shocks up 2 inches so they can be re-used on 2 inch lifts
- More affordable than buying new shocks
- Bolt-on design
Features:
- Manufactured from laser cut 3/16 inch steel and CNC bent for superior durability
- Suspension components feature an abrasive resistant powder coat finish for maximum durability and corrosion resistance
- 100 percent bolt on components assures an easy, trouble free installation with the use of basic hand tools
- Sold in Pairs
Rear Brackets (8874-01):
Synergy rear lower shock relocation brackets replace the stock JL lower shock mounts. They are 3 position adjustable from 0-2 inches in 1 inch increments to raise the rear lower shock mounts for additional ground clearance and to maximize shock travel. These can also be used to relocate and retain the stock shocks for 0-2 inch lifts. Bolt-on design made out of cnc formed 3/16 inch steel plate.
Benefits:
- Raises lower shock mounts for increased ground clearance and moves shocks out of harm's way since the stock shock mounts are prone to extreme trail abuse from low clearance
- Multiple positions to maximize shock travel or retain stock shocks on smaller lifts
- Bolt-on design
Features:
- Manufactured from laser cut 3/16 inch steel and CNC bent for superior durability
- Adjustable to 0, 1, or 2 inches higher than stock
- Requires removal of stock lower shock mounts
- Suspension components feature an abrasive resistant powder coat finish for maximum durability and corrosion resistance
- 100 percent bolt on components assures an easy, trouble free installation with the use of basic hand tools
- Sold in Pairs