First Time Lifting A Vehicle
Hi All,
I have some questions as this is my first time lifting a vehicle. Searching for a 2.5" lift on my 2014 JKU and this is what I have come up with. Comfort is important to me as this is my daily driver. Teraflex 2.5" Lift Teraflex 2.5 Inch Lift LINK Rancho 2" RS9000XL Shocks Rancho Front Shock LINK Rancho Rear Shock LINK 1. Is this everything I would need for a lift? 2. The shock is 2" and the lift is 2.5". Is this a problem? Do I need to get the Teraflex lift kit with adapters? 3. The kit the local shop is telling me to get has flexarms. Do I need flexarms? Teraflex 3 Inch Lift w/Flexarms LINK Thanks for all the help! |
First is it a is it a Rubicon or Sahara or sport model.if you don't have a rubi get the teraflex kit with shocks or shock extensions and call it a day you don't need the Flex arms right away.I have 5 years on my kit and i don't have flex arms. Rubicon have a progressive shock a lot stiffer than the other models .good luck
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You should be just fine with the terraflex 2.5'' coil lift and rancho 2'' shocks.
I suggest also AEV or Rancho geometry correction brackets. |
Originally Posted by gunbo75
(Post 3887321)
First is it a is it a Rubicon or Sahara or sport model.if you don't have a rubi get the teraflex kit with shocks or shock extensions and call it a day you don't need the Flex arms right away.I have 5 years on my kit and i don't have flex arms. Rubicon have a progressive shock a lot stiffer than the other models .good luck
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Originally Posted by donm3ga
(Post 3887327)
Its a sport. The reason why I chose the Rancho RS9000XL shocks was because from what I've read they provide a very soft and comfortable daily driver ride. Are there other recommendations?
However I don't know if they are better or not than Rancho 9000 What is nice about rancho 9000 is they are adjustable. |
I run a 2.5" OME with Nitrocharger shocks. They do provide a great ride on and off road.
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