Info on a lift kit
Originally Posted by Woz835
I'm looking at Teraflex or Skyjacker. Want to be able to go have fun at places like Moab. It's also a daily driver for now.
Figure out the size tire you want to run, what kind of offroad use you're going to do and most important, your budget. If you can spend a little more up front and do it correct, once, that's my advice. Look at Teraflex, Rock Krawler, Rancho to name a couple.
There's plenty of info on all, spend some time searching the site and read up on them.
I bought a SkyJacker 3.5" as my first lift and I wish I had done more research. I'm only throwing $600 into the trash but I wouldn't wish that suspension "quality" on anyone. I'm going with an EVO DoubleD in November, and I'm counting down the days-72 to go.
Do not lump Teraflex and Skyjacker together, huge differences there. There's a reason Skyjacker is cheap...
Figure out the size tire you want to run, what kind of offroad use you're going to do and most important, your budget. If you can spend a little more up front and do it correct, once, that's my advice. Look at Teraflex, Rock Krawler, Rancho to name a couple.
There's plenty of info on all, spend some time searching the site and read up on them.
Figure out the size tire you want to run, what kind of offroad use you're going to do and most important, your budget. If you can spend a little more up front and do it correct, once, that's my advice. Look at Teraflex, Rock Krawler, Rancho to name a couple.
There's plenty of info on all, spend some time searching the site and read up on them.
Yep remember the old saying "you get what you pay for". This is especially true with Jeep mods.
Zone is a lower end sister company of BDS Suspension. BDS makes decent kits with lifetime warranty.
However, since you mentioned Teraflex....personally that is the company I would look at. High quality products with superior customer service.
Good luck, there are many choices out there and choosing the right one for you can be very challenging.
Zone is a lower end sister company of BDS Suspension. BDS makes decent kits with lifetime warranty.
However, since you mentioned Teraflex....personally that is the company I would look at. High quality products with superior customer service.
Good luck, there are many choices out there and choosing the right one for you can be very challenging.
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I ordered my kit Friday and it's due tomorrow. I'll keep you updated when it arrives. Customer service is A+ so far. The rep answered any question that I had and emailed me with the tracking info as soon as it shipped...From what I understood the Nitro shocks are the way to go if you order. Guess the others are off the shelf type of shock? We'll see???




