Dose 33" and 1.5 TERAFLEX Leveling Kit will work!?

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Nov 22, 2010 | 06:02 PM

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Scottmcn1

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Teraflex Leveling Kit (Springs) & 33's

Here is mine with the teraflex leveling kit and Duratrac's (275 70 18)

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With Duratrac's and no leveling kit

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With leveling kit

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Nov 22, 2010 | 06:30 PM

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NOVA

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From: NOVA

Quote:

Originally Posted by dstock

Here's another TF leveling kit and 33" Duratrac:

Looking at putting the same combo on my Jeep.

What are your thoughts... ride etc... How did the leveling kits and duratracs effect your gas mileage?

Nov 22, 2010 | 06:54 PM

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dstock

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Quote:

Originally Posted by NOVA

Looking at putting the same combo on my Jeep.

What are your thoughts... ride etc... How did the leveling kits and duratracs effect your gas mileage?

I didn't notice any change in ride other than it feels a bit more planted. You will have slight tire rub on swaybar at full lock with stock rims and no spacers. I just adjusted my steering stops with a couple washers and no rub. I have an auto and lost prob a mile per gallon city. I am still able to use overdrive on the freeway, but it's right on the edge of acceptable in the 70-75mph range.

Overall, love them and are happy I got the Duratracs.

Ultimately, I will go the route triplejeep went with an OME 2 " lift as I will be adding bumpers/winch, etc.

It is after all, a slippery slope!