Tera Flex 4" Full Flex Suspension Install
08-25-2009, 02:52 PM
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Not my workshop unfortunately.. Having it professionally installed.
As for the kit, I'm very impressed. As Tera mentioned, pre-greased, etc. But the weight and apparent strength of the arms, parts, etc is awesome!
I had initially pulled the trigger on the ProComp 4" Stage II, however, after reading posts on this forum (thanks for the info), and having my local 4x4 shop call Pro Comp asking specific questions, I ended up going with the Tera Flex.
I liked their philosophy. They basically advertise the MINIMUM amount of lift you will get with this kit. Others I think advertise an average or max amount. With the Procomp I would have gotten about 3.25" with stock bumps, etc.
Teraflex advertises this kit at 4", however, if you have a 2 door, its about 6", a 4 door about 5", but if you have a 4 door with after market bumps, etc, you can expect 4" minimum.
It sold me at "hello"!
I'll take more pictures tomorrow and post..
As for the kit, I'm very impressed. As Tera mentioned, pre-greased, etc. But the weight and apparent strength of the arms, parts, etc is awesome!
I had initially pulled the trigger on the ProComp 4" Stage II, however, after reading posts on this forum (thanks for the info), and having my local 4x4 shop call Pro Comp asking specific questions, I ended up going with the Tera Flex.
I liked their philosophy. They basically advertise the MINIMUM amount of lift you will get with this kit. Others I think advertise an average or max amount. With the Procomp I would have gotten about 3.25" with stock bumps, etc.
Teraflex advertises this kit at 4", however, if you have a 2 door, its about 6", a 4 door about 5", but if you have a 4 door with after market bumps, etc, you can expect 4" minimum.
It sold me at "hello"!
I'll take more pictures tomorrow and post..
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08-25-2009, 03:58 PM
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08-25-2009, 04:49 PM
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It is freekin awesome IMHO. It is also nice to have quiet rubber bushings and not dinky fisher-price "my first lift kit" feeling plasticky poly bushings like some other control arms I have had. Those Tera arms are super nice, and go straight from the box to the jeep with no assembly time. Thanks Teraflex!
Seairland - I have the tera 3" kit with full flex arms and love it. I have had it under my Jeep since feb. and I only grease it once an oil change and it never makes a peep. You are gonna love your new suspension system. I cannot wait to see photos of it on!!! What tires you gonna run?
Seairland - I have the tera 3" kit with full flex arms and love it. I have had it under my Jeep since feb. and I only grease it once an oil change and it never makes a peep. You are gonna love your new suspension system. I cannot wait to see photos of it on!!! What tires you gonna run?