Shock selection for EVO MFG leveling kit
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I've ran OME, fox, and bilstein 5100s. and my current 9000s are BY FAR my favorites. (OME coming in 2nd) they are a pain to adj when I wheel, but I only get out once a month so it's a small price to pay, just do it when I air down. Plus you can't beat the price when they run their deals. No brainer
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JK Newbie
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Jumping back into this. As mentioned before, I'm going with the Rancho RS90000XL adjustable shocks. I currently have a TF leveling kit and was going to move up to a 2.5 inch lift. Looking at my next set of tires, I may stay with the leveling kit. Can I still get away with the 29/30 shocks in case I move up in the future (only a 1 inch difference) or do I need to move down a size?
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You will be good. 
Thanks!
Thanks!
Jumping back into this. As mentioned before, I'm going with the Rancho RS90000XL adjustable shocks. I currently have a TF leveling kit and was going to move up to a 2.5 inch lift. Looking at my next set of tires, I may stay with the leveling kit. Can I still get away with the 29/30 shocks in case I move up in the future (only a 1 inch difference) or do I need to move down a size?
JK Super Freak
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Jumping back into this. As mentioned before, I'm going with the Rancho RS90000XL adjustable shocks. I currently have a TF leveling kit and was going to move up to a 2.5 inch lift. Looking at my next set of tires, I may stay with the leveling kit. Can I still get away with the 29/30 shocks in case I move up in the future (only a 1 inch difference) or do I need to move down a size?
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