Best 2" Lift for the $??
#1
Best 2" Lift for the $??
Hey guys,
I recently purchased my fiance a 2011 jeep unlimited. I am looking to put a 2" lift on it to fit the 33" tires. I am wondering what would be the best lift. Also, if i get a 2" lift what shocks would I need to look for?
Thanks in advance guys!
I recently purchased my fiance a 2011 jeep unlimited. I am looking to put a 2" lift on it to fit the 33" tires. I am wondering what would be the best lift. Also, if i get a 2" lift what shocks would I need to look for?
Thanks in advance guys!
#2
http://www.teraflex.biz/products/jk-...eling-kit.html
#4
if you are considering aftermarket bumpers and winch your best bet is to spend a little extra and go with a Coil spring Lift set up. The stock springs are a major limiting factor and will sag bad with the added weight....I know all too well... Look at a TF or OME coil spring lift.
#5
if you are considering aftermarket bumpers and winch your best bet is to spend a little extra and go with a Coil spring Lift set up. The stock springs are a major limiting factor and will sag bad with the added weight....I know all too well... Look at a TF or OME coil spring lift.
#6
I also am considering getting the TF leveling kit. I plan on getting a new bumper sometime in the future but it wouldnt be anything extreme or prob heavy, is the leveling kit still ok for that?
The bumper im looking at is
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12006_320X_PG.htm
The bumper im looking at is
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12006_320X_PG.htm
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#9
X's 2. While the TF leveling kit would certainly work, why not get better springs in the process? Yeah, it's more money than the leveling kit, but I bet you would end up a lot happier with the better springs provided by TF's performance leveling (spring) kit. Down the road you could upgrade to better shocks over the OEM's and have yourself a great system...one that won't suffer the consequences of holding up aftermarket bumpers and whatever else you throw on.
#10
You could but you'll need shocks that have the same extended/compressed measurements. A coworker has this kit and the ELKA 2.5" shocks on his with some extra bumpstops.