BDS 3" Suspension Lift Kit for 1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ Including Rubicon and Unlimited

BDS Suspension 3/4" Lift Kit for the 1997 - 2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ including Rubicon and Unlimited.
This 3/4" lift kit comes with four new 3/4" urethane upper coil spring spacers and NX² series shock absorbers. These spacers can be used to gain 3/4" or to replace your old warn out upper rubber coil isolator.
BDS carries a large selection of accessories for 1997-06 Jeeps so check out what is available by customizing your system.

Note: Components displayed in images may change based upon selections.

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Lift Height
Front (Base Kit): 0.75 in Coil Spacers
Rear (Base Kit): 0.75 in Coil Spacers

Tire and Wheel Combinations
Stock with Stock and Stock backspacing
*Trimming ay be required* 

Difficulty Level (1 easy – 5 complicated): 2
Estimated Installation Time (hours): 4

Instructions
PDF (click here)

*Subject to change based upon selections

No Fine Print Warranty
BDS stands behind its products and that’s evident by their No Fine Print Warranty. This no-BS warranty protects the original purchaser against breakage, bending, sagging, or any other usage failure. This “no fine print” lifetime replacement warranty extends to cover all BDS hard parts as well as bushings. Exclusions would be product finish and wearable items such as shock/stabilizer cylinders, tie rod ends and ball joints that would fall under the separate Limited Lifetime Warranty policy. Beginning February 1, 2020 all new kit purchases include the No Fine Print Warranty on bushings.

Limited Lifetime Warranty (for wearable items)
Wearable items include shock/steering stabilizer cylinders, ball joints and tie rod ends. BDS Suspension Co. warrants to the original retail purchaser that its these wearable parts are free from defects in material and workmanship for so long as they own the vehicle. Excluded from this warranty are the finish of the product. Defects in material and workmanship do not include such things as dented cylinders or bent rods caused by obvious side impact, rust or corrosion. A shock absorber is a wear item and over time will experience diminished damping resistance due to normal component wear. This is not a defect in material or workmanship and is therefore not warrantable.