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35's on a teraflex performance leveling kit

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Old 07-15-2013, 09:28 AM
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Default 35's on a teraflex performance leveling kit
anybody running 35's on their teraflex performance leveling kits? any pics?
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Old 07-15-2013, 10:26 AM
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I'm running 315/70/r17's Kelly Safari TSR's (35's) with a regular Teraflex leveling kit and it works perfect. The tires measure out to exactly 33 7/8. Of course i'm using 1.5 in. spidertrax spacers because of the stock wheels backspacing.

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Old 07-15-2013, 11:25 AM
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Ran a 285/75/17 (33.5" mounted) with my old TF leveling kit. Broke the rear fender clips clear off the fender when I flexed. On the street I was fine.
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I ran 35x12.50 on one for almost a year. It's great on the street. You will need to trim the fenders and pinch seam if you do much off roading.
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I ran 35x12.50 on a teraflex leveling kit for about a year and a half. No issues, but yes, trim fenders and pinch seam.
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If you add a small body lift you would not need to trim the fenders right?
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Originally Posted by Kojack
If you add a small body lift you would not need to trim the fenders right?
Fender chop takes about an hour. Just sayin
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Originally Posted by Kojack
If you add a small body lift you would not need to trim the fenders right?
If you're willing to do that, I'd get a bigger lift. IMO, a budget boost would be better than a body lift. The ugly truth is you will be happier with a 2.5" spring kit than anything mentioned above. I've been there, done that, and got the T-shirt.
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Not wanting to chop my fenders and add anything to the suspension. Will the 1" bodylift work?

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Not wanting to chop my fenders and add anything to the suspension. Will the 1" bodylift work?

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Sure if all you do is drive to mall :p. You can fit 35's stock but you'll rub with any flex
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