2.5 Inch Terraflex BB Question.
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JK Junkie
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They have different BB Terraflex Budget boost kits? I will look into that thanks. My dealer said they had no problems with lift as long as it was terraflex.
JK Jedi Master
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http://www.teraflex.biz/products/jk-...get-boost.html
And you can get the shock adapters alone
http://www.teraflex.biz/products/jk-...ions-pair.html
You can message the TeraFlex rep here on the site or go through northridge. Site sponsors will hook ya up
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JK Junkie
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Don't have a rubi so I should go with a coil lift? I'm planning on an ARB bumper and winch.
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Depends on the budget and how much weight you're going to add. A heavy bumper & winch will squish the stock coils, so if that is your plan, coils may be a better option.
The down-side is that coils generally give more lift than the stated amount, which means more components to bring you back to a stock-like ride. TF 2.5" coils are likely to give 3.5" on 2doors, which means you would want to add trackbar relo's or adjustables, brake line extensions, longer links, caster correction, possibly even a driveshaft. (TF is working on new coils specifically for 2doors that are supposed to give a more accurate lift height. Don't know if they are out yet)
The down-side is that coils generally give more lift than the stated amount, which means more components to bring you back to a stock-like ride. TF 2.5" coils are likely to give 3.5" on 2doors, which means you would want to add trackbar relo's or adjustables, brake line extensions, longer links, caster correction, possibly even a driveshaft. (TF is working on new coils specifically for 2doors that are supposed to give a more accurate lift height. Don't know if they are out yet)
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JK Junkie
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Depends on the budget and how much weight you're going to add. A heavy bumper & winch will squish the stock coils, so if that is your plan, coils may be a better option.
The down-side is that coils generally give more lift than the stated amount, which means more components to bring you back to a stock-like ride. TF 2.5" coils are likely to give 3.5" on 2doors, which means you would want to add trackbar relo's or adjustables, brake line extensions, longer links, caster correction, possibly even a driveshaft. (TF is working on new coils specifically for 2doors that are supposed to give a more accurate lift height. Don't know if they are out yet)
The down-side is that coils generally give more lift than the stated amount, which means more components to bring you back to a stock-like ride. TF 2.5" coils are likely to give 3.5" on 2doors, which means you would want to add trackbar relo's or adjustables, brake line extensions, longer links, caster correction, possibly even a driveshaft. (TF is working on new coils specifically for 2doors that are supposed to give a more accurate lift height. Don't know if they are out yet)
Is three inches enough with a bumper and winch on 33's?