2.5" Lift
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I'm considering the same set-up, interested in your thoughts?
I know it's not the case but every time i see the 2.5 AEV it looks stock in photo's. however in real life you're like "oh-wait, yea that's a good height."
I know it's not the case but every time i see the 2.5 AEV it looks stock in photo's. however in real life you're like "oh-wait, yea that's a good height."
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X2 on that! I love my aev 2.5" lift. The brackets definitely dialed in the handling. I see 40+ miles a day and drive like an animal. This kit allows me to keep doing it!
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Now I just have to come up with a viable excuse to pitch to my 4'11" wife as to why I need 37's now....and how having to manually hoist her in will ultimately benefit her coolness factor
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I dont like the correction brackets but lower adjustable arms really work well. I dont have anything but good things to say about the Synergy lower arms and Johnny Joints.