2" Tough Country EZ-Ride Lift... Anybody?
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JK Enthusiast
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2" Tough Country EZ-Ride Lift... Anybody?
I've searched and can't find anyone with pics or experience with Tough Country's new 2" EZ-Ride spacer lift. It looks like it'll fit 35s for a trail rig as long as you don't do any serious articulation. My 3" TF lift is way too high (closer to 5" of true lift), and with a short wife and having to access car seats in the back it just doesn't make sense. This is my daily driver, snow driving, camping, beach, mountain trails type of jeep. I'm not going to Moab, I just need minimal clearance for 35s and good ride quality.
Anybody?
Anybody?
JK Newbie
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Eastern Washington
I've searched and can't find anyone with pics or experience .with Tough Country's new 2" EZ-Ride spacer lift. It looks like it'll fit 35s for a trail rig as long as you don't do any serious articulation. My 3" TF lift is way too high (closer to 5" of true lift), and with a short wife and having to access car seats in the back it just doesn't make sense. This is my daily driver, snow driving, camping, beach, mountain trails type of jeep. I'm not going to Moab. I just need minimal clearance for 35s and good ride quality.
Anybody?
Anybody?
JK Jedi Master
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Hammond Louisiana
Getting the Tuff Country 2" EZ-Ride leveling lift installed this Saturday. Les Schwab will do it for $350.00 out the door (parts, labor, alignment). Hopefully, this will hold me over until I 'm ready for a 2.5" coil lift, 16" wheels and 33s. The spacers come with lifetime warranty. Will provide feeback this weekend.
Part # 42005
2007 Jeep JK (4 door only)
2” front / 1” rear spacer kit
Parts list:
Part # Description Qty.
42005-01 Front coil spring spacers 2
42005-02 Rear coil spring spacers 2
42005INST Instruction manual (customer) 1
42005INST Instruction manual (installer) 1
MIRRORHANGER Rear view mirror hanger 1
WARNINGDECAL Warning decal
Seems like you might wanna find a couple guys in your area, and just put it on yourself. Way cheaper
JK Newbie
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Eastern Washington
Getting the Tuff Country 2" EZ-Ride leveling lift installed this Saturday. Les Schwab will do it for $350.00 out the door (parts, labor, alignment). Hopefully, this will hold me over until I 'm ready for a 2.5" coil lift, 16" wheels and 33s. The spacers come with lifetime warranty. Will provide feeback this weekend.