Misc. lift questions...
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So after reading some of the various posts on here in reference to lifts and installations, as well as the thousands upon thousands of videos out there, I have some questions that I feel I am not clear on...
First, Will I need to install longer brake lines after lifting my JKU? (Teraflex 2.5 coil lift)
2nd, Will I need Coil Spring retention clips?
3rd, Will I need to buy new TPMS sensors for my new wheels, or can I just use the ones from my stock wheels?
4th, Will I be more manly after my lift is installed? [/B][/SIZE]
First, Will I need to install longer brake lines after lifting my JKU? (Teraflex 2.5 coil lift)
2nd, Will I need Coil Spring retention clips?
3rd, Will I need to buy new TPMS sensors for my new wheels, or can I just use the ones from my stock wheels?
4th, Will I be more manly after my lift is installed? [/B][/SIZE]
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So after reading some of the various posts on here in reference to lifts and installations, as well as the thousands upon thousands of videos out there, I have some questions that I feel I am not clear on... First, Will I need to install longer brake lines after lifting my JKU? (Teraflex 2.5 coil lift) 2nd, Will I need Coil Spring retention clips? 3rd, Will I need to buy new TPMS sensors for my new wheels, or can I just use the ones from my stock wheels? 4th, Will I be more manly after my lift is installed? ![Thinking](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/thinking.gif)
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So after reading some of the various posts on here in reference to lifts and installations, as well as the thousands upon thousands of videos out there, I have some questions that I feel I am not clear on...
First, Will I need to install longer brake lines after lifting my JKU? (Teraflex 2.5 coil lift)
2nd, Will I need Coil Spring retention clips?
3rd, Will I need to buy new TPMS sensors for my new wheels, or can I just use the ones from my stock wheels?
4th, Will I be more manly after my lift is installed? [/B][/SIZE]![Thinking](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/thinking.gif)
First, Will I need to install longer brake lines after lifting my JKU? (Teraflex 2.5 coil lift)
2nd, Will I need Coil Spring retention clips?
3rd, Will I need to buy new TPMS sensors for my new wheels, or can I just use the ones from my stock wheels?
4th, Will I be more manly after my lift is installed? [/B][/SIZE]
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2nd its a good idea to have them to ensure your coils don't unseat or fall out
3rd yes
4th yes
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#1 - yes, this is a good idea if you plan to take the Jeep off-road and flex the suspension
#2 - refer to #1
#3 - yes, you can move sensors to new wheels. However new larger tires are typically run with less PSI than OEM tires and you will be constantly fighting with the light. A ProCal can turn this light off as well as do many other helpful functions.
#4 - no, but your Jeep will have better self esteem
#2 - refer to #1
#3 - yes, you can move sensors to new wheels. However new larger tires are typically run with less PSI than OEM tires and you will be constantly fighting with the light. A ProCal can turn this light off as well as do many other helpful functions.
#4 - no, but your Jeep will have better self esteem
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#1 - yes, this is a good idea if you plan to take the Jeep off-road and flex the suspension
#2 - refer to #1
#3 - yes, you can move sensors to new wheels. However new larger tires are typically run with less PSI than OEM tires and you will be constantly fighting with the light. A ProCal can turn this light off as well as do many other helpful functions.
#4 - no, but your Jeep will have better self esteem
#2 - refer to #1
#3 - yes, you can move sensors to new wheels. However new larger tires are typically run with less PSI than OEM tires and you will be constantly fighting with the light. A ProCal can turn this light off as well as do many other helpful functions.
#4 - no, but your Jeep will have better self esteem
Cool, Thanks everyone for the responses! I really appreciate it!
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The first two completely depend on the shock you plan on using.
I have OME LT shocks on my TF 2.5 lift. Retainers and extended lines are a must.
If using stock shocks with extensions - you'll be fine.
I have OME LT shocks on my TF 2.5 lift. Retainers and extended lines are a must.
If using stock shocks with extensions - you'll be fine.