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11-21-2012, 05:09 PM
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Aev ,teraflex or other
Leveling kits, which do u Prefer and why. Pictures also please
Want a level look but a better ride
Upgrade shocks maybe i don't know
Also are these kits compleat anything Elsie will need/should buy
Want a level look but a better ride
Upgrade shocks maybe i don't know
Also are these kits compleat anything Elsie will need/should buy
11-21-2012, 05:53 PM
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I using the EVO 1.5 HD leveling kit. Here is a link to some pics and a review.
[h=1]EVO + TeraFlex leveling kit on 2012 Rubi[/h]
[h=1]EVO + TeraFlex leveling kit on 2012 Rubi[/h]
11-21-2012, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Robar
I using the EVO 1.5 HD leveling kit. Here is a link to some pics and a review.
[h=1]EVO + TeraFlex leveling kit on 2012 Rubi[/h]
[h=1]EVO + TeraFlex leveling kit on 2012 Rubi[/h]
11-21-2012, 06:17 PM
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I believe their reasoning was that the rear springs are already pretty heavy duty and to lift it just a little to level it out with the front would be a waste of engineering and money. Here is a link to the original press release:
RESS RELEASE: EVO-1095 Jeep JK (07+) 1.5" HD Leveling Kit
The kit does have a nice ride. I am running stock Rubi shocks, but some Blistein shocks would probably make the ride even better than it is now.
RESS RELEASE: EVO-1095 Jeep JK (07+) 1.5" HD Leveling Kit
the rear coil spacers give the rear the added boost needed to compensate for added rear equipment without adding spring rate to the already payload rated stock rear springs.
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11-22-2012, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Robar
I believe their reasoning was that the rear springs are already pretty heavy duty and to lift it just a little to level it out with the front would be a waste of engineering and money. Here is a link to the original press release:
RESS RELEASE: EVO-1095 Jeep JK (07+) 1.5" HD Leveling Kit
The kit does have a nice ride. I am running stock Rubi shocks, but some Blistein shocks would probably make the ride even better than it is now.
RESS RELEASE: EVO-1095 Jeep JK (07+) 1.5" HD Leveling Kit
The kit does have a nice ride. I am running stock Rubi shocks, but some Blistein shocks would probably make the ride even better than it is now.
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11-22-2012, 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Robar
I believe their reasoning was that the rear springs are already pretty heavy duty and to lift it just a little to level it out with the front would be a waste of engineering and money. Here is a link to the original press release:
RESS RELEASE: EVO-1095 Jeep JK (07+) 1.5" HD Leveling Kit
The kit does have a nice ride. I am running stock Rubi shocks, but some Blistein shocks would probably make the ride even better than it is now.
RESS RELEASE: EVO-1095 Jeep JK (07+) 1.5" HD Leveling Kit
The kit does have a nice ride. I am running stock Rubi shocks, but some Blistein shocks would probably make the ride even better than it is now.
11-22-2012, 12:03 PM
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I using the EVO 1.5 HD leveling kit. Here is a link to some pics and a review.
[h=1]EVO + TeraFlex leveling kit on 2012 Rubi[/h]
[h=1]EVO + TeraFlex leveling kit on 2012 Rubi[/h]