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Before/After Teraflex BB - PICS

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Old 03-25-2007 | 04:29 AM
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I started (and finished) my Teraflex BB lift last night. Here are some before and afters. Stock wheels with 265/75 16 Tires.



Old 03-25-2007 | 05:55 PM
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You can really see the lift with the stock tires, great, I should be getting mine in a week or two.

Any words of wisdom on the install? I know there are some write-ups around. Always like as much first hand experience as possible going into these things. I'll probably be taking my floor jack and tools to a friends garage.
Old 03-25-2007 | 06:07 PM
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Looks like you've got space for your 35s now
Old 03-25-2007 | 06:07 PM
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The write up in the how to section is great!! Like the write up says, you will need tall jack stands and a floor jack that lifts fairly high....

If I was doing it again, I would have ordered the kit with the new shocks included. That would have cut out a couple of steps. I will be ordering those this week.

Step number 14 was a little more difficult for me than it looked in the pictures. BUT, it was probably something I was doing. I was probably worried about stretching the brake lines too much and did not lower the axle enough.

Step number 33 was not easy either. I (as well as 2 others that were helping/hanging out) were not able to push these into place. So I placed them in the coil and lined it up to the hole, then used the floor jack to push it into place.

Other than that, no big surprises.

As I said above, I would absolutely recommend purchasing the kit with the new shocks included. Will save several steps and seems a little more secure/OEM to me. And the washers they sent for the shock adapters were too small, so I went ahead and installed without, but will be putting the new shocks in soon, and will fix that problem.

And again, the write up/pictures are GREAT!! I really appreciate the time that was taken to put that together!!
Old 03-25-2007 | 06:11 PM
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looks very nice, thx for posting as i am going to go with the Teraflex BB 2.5 with 3/4 skyjacker spacer up front to level it out. i have a 95lb winch bumper installed and a 95lb winch otw. im going with the Mickey Thompson Radial MTZ 315 70 r17s and the Cragar series 343 17x9s below
Man that lift looks good
Old 03-25-2007 | 06:13 PM
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Yes, it is the 2.5" lift.

I am very torn about new tires. I purchased my JK with the stock 225's. About 3 weeks ago I upgraded to 265/75 16's. Of course now I want to go a bit larger, but that will require new wheels and tires, so it might be a while before I can do it....

This Jeep is become a black hole of time and money....but that is not a bad thing!!

It was 85 and sunny in Atlanta today!!

Also, no problems with the ESP. And my steering wheel was perfectly lined up after the lift installation, so I did not have to make any additional adjustments!!

If you are considering lifting your own Jeep and have never tried it, I would absolutely recommend it!! I have never tackled anything of this magnitude on a vehicle before, but I have to say it was not that bad.
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I think this was his 07.
Doesn't he have an 08 now
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Originally Posted by Grant211
I know its an old post, but man that looks great!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks!! WOL did a great write-up, so I have to thank him. Without that, I never would have attempted to do it myself. I have learned a ton from the members of this forum over the last year.

Originally Posted by rogu3JK
I think this was his 07.
Doesn't he have an 08 now
Yes, have not added anything to it yet. Waiting to see what happens with the Mopar lift.

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Old 04-23-2012 | 05:05 PM
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Just Got my done today and really like it.
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