Budget Boost Lifts??
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From: normal illinois
i have skyjacker, i heard good thing about teraflex too! Do what you want! do you wanna take it off road alot?, you can do a lift and leave tires stock if you want.....
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The TF customer service (at least on this website) is great. I haven't heard anything bad about the Teraflex kits, and they're very complete.
I would, however, try and go with the 2.5" coil boost from TF. It's not TOO much of a leap, and I wish I held out for it.
I would, however, try and go with the 2.5" coil boost from TF. It's not TOO much of a leap, and I wish I held out for it.
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From: Mascouche, Qc
I have the Teraflex and like it a lot. If you keep stock tires, they will look smaller. Just make sure to put the rear links inside, and I strongly suggest a set of 1.25" wheel spacers. If you go 35", the spacers are a must !!
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From: Mascouche, Qc
I'm in Canada, talk about salt on the road. I know several people with Teraflex for 2 years, and no issues reported. Anyway, only parts in metal are the extension brakets for the shocks and links on the back, on my kit at least. The spacers and bump extension are in polyeurathan, which is not affected by rust.
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We were doing some shopping around and one place informed us that Teraflex brand is good if you live down south (meaning no salt on the roads in the winter) because they tend to rust out pretty quick if you live in the north. He suggested Skyjacker since we live in Wisconsin - and that is what we're going with. I don't know for sure if that statement is true, but I don't want to take any chances. Not only depends on what you are looking for, but where you live!
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We were doing some shopping around and one place informed us that Teraflex brand is good if you live down south (meaning no salt on the roads in the winter) because they tend to rust out pretty quick if you live in the north. He suggested Skyjacker since we live in Wisconsin - and that is what we're going with. I don't know for sure if that statement is true, but I don't want to take any chances. Not only depends on what you are looking for, but where you live!
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Also I coundn't see the steel of TF products rusting out any quicker than any other manf. You ever seen a coil rust out ??? Ever seen a rubber spacer rust???. Ever seen a zinc plated brakeline bracket rust out??? I guess you may get my point.