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04-20-2016, 12:12 PM
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low cost lifts!
Lets see your low cost lifts! Im a firm believer that you can get a high quality setup for a reasonable price.Please include pictures and specs of your setup.
Evo mfg 1.5 inch hd leveling kit with rear 59 springs bilstein 5100s spidertrax 1.5 inch spacers runicon wheels/tires and jks quicker disconnects.
Evo mfg 1.5 inch hd leveling kit with rear 59 springs bilstein 5100s spidertrax 1.5 inch spacers runicon wheels/tires and jks quicker disconnects.
04-20-2016, 02:39 PM
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Mine is the teraflex 2" lift, 18/59 springs, airlift bags, Monroe reflex monotube shocks, teraflex lower sport control arms, teraflex tierod and drag link, and teraflex steering stabilizer. AWESOME setup for my needs, rides, handles and wheels great.
Poser shot while traveling.
Poser shot while traveling.
04-20-2016, 04:02 PM
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I've got a frankenlift that is the equivalent of a RK stock mod but with metalcloak and ruff stuff specialties steering/ geometry. It looks like everyone else's lift, it just took longer to put together. Picture shows the rear squatting with camping gear.
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04-21-2016, 01:19 AM
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I've got a frankenlift that is the equivalent of a RK stock mod but with metalcloak and ruff stuff specialties steering/ geometry. It looks like everyone else's lift, it just took longer to put together. Picture shows the rear squatting with camping gear.
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04-21-2016, 09:16 AM
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Mine is the teraflex 2" lift, 18/59 springs, airlift bags, Monroe reflex monotube shocks, teraflex lower sport control arms, teraflex tierod and drag link, and teraflex steering stabilizer. AWESOME setup for my needs, rides, handles and wheels great.
Poser shot while traveling.
Poser shot while traveling.
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04-21-2016, 09:29 AM
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actually they work great, They only limit enough that the rear tire does not hit my fender...so its more like a bumpstop than any limiting factor. I'm sure they will limit travel more when aired up good but with weight on them they will even out....Either way they are awesome to have if towing trailers, or loading up lots of heavy gear inside. The entire setup works AMAZINGLY well as a package. Its a great overlanding style setup that exceeds lots of other kits I have driven in. both handling, ride comfort and weight carrying capacity is all increase a lot from stock.
04-21-2016, 09:58 AM
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actually they work great, They only limit enough that the rear tire does not hit my fender...so its more like a bumpstop than any limiting factor. I'm sure they will limit travel more when aired up good but with weight on them they will even out....Either way they are awesome to have if towing trailers, or loading up lots of heavy gear inside. The entire setup works AMAZINGLY well as a package. Its a great overlanding style setup that exceeds lots of other kits I have driven in. both handling, ride comfort and weight carrying capacity is all increase a lot from stock.
04-21-2016, 10:21 AM
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TF 1.5 leveling kit and Rancho 7000's. I did some research and found the shocks to be almost identical to Bilsteins but a tad bit softer. Rides great and can go on any trail I want to get to a great fishing spot.