The X2's marquee upgrade is Superlift's Torque Fork traction bar. Similar in design to the XCL's three-link front arms, the Torque Fork uses two shackles to control spring wrap throughout suspension cycling.
Other options are extended Rockrunner link-arm ends for up to 3 inches of wheelbase stretch as well as the eXtreme Clearance flat skidpan, which requires floorboard modifications. Front-axle weld-on link-arm brackets are available that essentially emulate the OE TJ arrangement are available for popular frontend swaps, as are spring pads for common rear axle swaps.
The X2 installation also provided an opportunity to try Pro Comp's new Xtreme MTs. Since the X2 fits up to 37-inch-tall tires, we chose the 37x12.50-17, one of a handful of fitments available at press time. A trade-off is a D load range-stiff for a short-wheelbase Jeep.
One compromise with production alloy 17s is limited widths and backspacings. Since this YJ is a daily-driver, we stuck to aluminum wheels to minimize rolling mass. Pro Comp series 1023 got the nod because the 17x9 size has 4.5 inches of backspacing.
 The spring mounts on the Dana...  The spring mounts on the Dana 30 front axle are shaved to accommodate the new suspension brackets. These brackets sandwich the OE mounts and set all of the necessary suspension and caster angles. The instruction sheet details the procedures for popular swapped-in axles. |  For the YJ Dana 30, the passenger-side...  For the YJ Dana 30, the passenger-side four-link brackets attach to the axle at the vacuum-disconnect area. The disconnect's flange and a boss on the factory track-bar mount must both be trimmed to accommodate the bolt-on brackets. |  As with the passenger side,...  As with the passenger side, the driver-side YJ Dana 30 brackets use a U-bolt to secure upper and lower mounts to the axle. Longer bolts are included for securing the bracket to the axlehousing through the diff cover. |
 The front axle is rolled back...  The front axle is rolled back under the Jeep. Then the link arms, which were previously connected to the frame, are bolted to the axle on the kit's brackets. |  The coilover shocks install...  The coilover shocks install on the kit's hoops and axle mounts. The coilovers' remote reservoirs can then be clamped to the hoops. |  Once the rearend is removed...  Once the rearend is removed from the vehicle, its housing can be prepped. Spring pads and shock mounts are cut off. |