Lift Kit
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I looking for a good economical lift. I have a 2013 Sport with 33x 12.5. I want to keep the factory springs. I have just a little rubbing in reverse right now not really a big issue. I live in Florida so I'm mainly playing in the mud and sand.
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Depends upon what kind of driving you're going to do. No wheeling and just want a little lift, go with a budget boost. Keep it under 3" so you don't have to change out driveshafts. I can tell you my Teraflex have held up under some very heavy wheeling. They'll perform just fine in mud and sand.
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EDIT: Just noticed that you have rubbing with wider 33" tires. Look at wheel spacers or wheels with less offset, and/or bump stops too.
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