TeraFlex Leveling Kit Questions
TeraFlex leveling kit and 33" Duratracs. My Jeep came with performance spring / shock group and factory hardtop so it sits up a little taller than some.
Great ride w/ good off road performance!
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Great ride w/ good off road performance!
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Sorry if this picture is not the best. I just took this out on the parking garage, hope it gets the point across.
Karl, I run down and measure that for you in just a bit
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Karl, I run down and measure that for you in just a bit
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Mine drop a mpg or so that's all. I love it. I'm adding more parts to my suspension for strength. If I can't get the flighty feel out with just air pressure and the project jk specs then I'm adding lower arms as well.
Would it make sense to put some new shocks in while I am installing the leveling kit? I am just trying to think ahead for the future, and since a 3.5 inch lift and 35's aren't in the realistic future, I want the best bang for my buck.
Some awesome feedback. Thanks guys!
A couple of small last min questions:
Tera-flex makes a leveling kit with bushings (or are those called pucks?) and one with springs. Which would be better and why?
Also, I'm looking at 16in MB 72 wheels with 285/75/16 Wrangler Duratracs. Can I run those with the leveling kit without problems or do I need wheel spacers?
Thank you.
A couple of small last min questions:
Tera-flex makes a leveling kit with bushings (or are those called pucks?) and one with springs. Which would be better and why?
Also, I'm looking at 16in MB 72 wheels with 285/75/16 Wrangler Duratracs. Can I run those with the leveling kit without problems or do I need wheel spacers?
Thank you.
If your lift is 3.5" coils and you get the puck leveling kit, then yes- it'll work. You'd prolly save a couple of bucks by just buying the right size spacer for your application. If you're 3/4" low then get that one, if it's an inch low then get that. Ebay should be able to help you out.



