Budget Boost Kit Help
10-01-2008, 06:52 AM
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Budget Boost Kit Help
Can anyone suggest a 2-2.5 inch BB for my 2-door '07 wrangler. I probably wont get shocks with them and im looking for the most reliable, easiest to install and most decently priced. Probably to much to ask for 
but any help would be appreciated. Thanks
but any help would be appreciated. Thanks
10-01-2008, 07:24 AM
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i did a rough country 2.5 bb lift w shocks on sat and im really happy with it , not only is it up a few inches it leveled out the front end too , took under 4 hours to do , and it rides even better then stock , great shocks , good luck
10-01-2008, 07:27 AM
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i would have to agree with the rough country kit. i got mine without the shocks and it worked fine for me. the only thing i would watch out for would be the short length of the sway bar links. so if another kit offers longer ones then i would suggest getting that kit instead.
10-01-2008, 07:29 AM
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Took me about 5-6 hours with the proper tools and I'm not the most advanced mechanic. WOL has a great write up for the Tera Flex also.
For the rear track bar relocation bracket you will have to drill one hole but it's no biggie. I say go for it!
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I went with the Daystar 1 3/4 since I am a worrier, and after reading about various aliments that lifts cause (like broken drive shafts), and since I didn't want to replace the shocks, I went that route. A little easier to install, as you will have to compress the spring just alittle less when you put them back in.
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10-01-2008, 08:03 PM
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I went with the Daystar 1 3/4 since I am a worrier, and after reading about various aliments that lifts cause (like broken drive shafts), and since I didn't want to replace the shocks, I went that route. A little easier to install, as you will have to compress the spring just alittle less when you put them back in.
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also, by not replacing your shocks, you have effectively eliminated a significant amount of your droop and you now run the risk of wearing out your shocks prematurely.
