Need help understanding coil over benefits
12-20-2012, 09:12 PM
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That's about the same conclusion I'm at. Had a cheaper lift on my TJ and was rough to the point I couldn't drink out of a coffee cup on the street and was constantly breaking stuff on trails that were not very difficult. I just need to find a good fabricator buddy like you!
you'll be able to go all over the Colorado mtns and drive to the 14ers trail heads with that size lift.
enjoy those 14er hikes and climbs they are assume...
12-21-2012, 07:25 AM
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12-21-2012, 11:21 AM
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if you haven't all ready put on your lift, all you need is a good reputable 2.5 inch coil/shock lift... for what you want to do... it will ride great,,, better then stock on and off road... no need to spend tons of money on coil overs (although I'd love to have those one day).. just saying.
you'll be able to go all over the Colorado mtns and drive to the 14ers trail heads with that size lift.
enjoy those 14er hikes and climbs they are assume...
you'll be able to go all over the Colorado mtns and drive to the 14ers trail heads with that size lift.
enjoy those 14er hikes and climbs they are assume...
