Help with lift kit and wheels dont do any offroading

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02-28-2013, 03:02 PM

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If anybody has any advice on which 3.5 lift kit and tires would be suitable for regular on road driving but still have a mean look to it please help!

For a primarily on road lift, an AEV lift with Bilstein shocks would be one of the smoothest out there, in conjunction with their control arm lowering brackets.

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02-28-2013, 05:13 PM

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For a primarily on road lift, an AEV lift with Bilstein shocks would be one of the smoothest out there, in conjunction with their control arm lowering brackets.

Is a rock Krawler mid arm flex just as good?better?

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02-28-2013, 06:15 PM

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[QUOTE=shlomiG;3452394]If you dont mind me asking what did u pay for the 3.75 and 35s on those
also if u have a pic sounds really nice would love to see the beast[/QUOTE

I only paid a couple of hundred bucks for the BB and BL fro RoughCountry.com. I the tires and wheels in my avatar were $2500 for all five shipped to the door. I need to update my pics. I have since trimmed the fenders, added a new front bumper and winch. I'll try to get some pics up tomorrow.