METALCLOAK VIDEO: MetalCloak Suspension Testimonials - Moab, Utah

This short video collects candid testimonials from MetalCloak customers at Moab during Easter Jeep Safari 2024. Owners of various Jeep TJ's share their experiences with MetalCloak suspension systems—the Game-Changer Lifts, Lock-N-Load setups, and control arm replacements—highlighting improved ride quality, articulation, and confidence on trail sections that previously felt sketchy. Each owner gives a quick rundown of their setup and how it changed their on and off-road performance.

Complete Transcript with Time Stamps:

[00:00] Tracy Brand from Corning, Nebraska. I've got the MetalCloak Game-Changer 3.5" on it with the RockSport Shocks. Been very happy with it. This is third time with it out to Moab with that lift on. Like the ride with it, like the flex I've been able to get on the trails.

[00:17] My name is Joe Gardecki. I'm from Oceanside, San Diego. I'm up here my third EJS. I'd like to tell you how happy I am with my MetalCloak products. I have both the lower control, upper control arm replacement MetalCloak product and I have the 3.5" Game-Changer Lift for the TJ. Which is the short arm long travel and it works great for me. I've got a big improvement in the articulation and off-road it's a champion.

[00:44] I've got the 3.5" Game-Changer. Coming off of a Teraflex, which is great lift. I wore it out. This one's got more flex and so far runs great.

[00:57] My name is Brandon. This is my TJ. I've got the Lock-N-Load 4.5" Suspension. I came from a short arm system. I've just installed this, but what I've noticed so far is on-road a significant improvement in how it handles, especially with rougher roads. I live up in the mountains. I'm used to that jarring of the short arms. I kind of just thought that's what Jeeping was, and I didn't believe the hype, but the hype is warranted. It is actually, the bushings are very comfortable.

[01:29] I took it off to Hell's Revenge yesterday and in spots where normally I would feel a rear tire lift and get a little tippy, I felt a lot more planted and I'm looking forward to hitting some more trails with it. It's pretty cool and I'm pretty excited about it.