Needing a lift.
#11
Ok so I did quite a bit of research last night. I think my 3 leading kits are:
AEV 3.5"
Rock Krawler 3.5"
Or Clayton 3.5"
I'm very much liking the Clayton mainly they are located in Connecticut and I spoke with them yesterday and I am going to go chech out their facility.
Is anyone running a Clayton premium lift kit? How is it for on road use?
AEV 3.5"
Rock Krawler 3.5"
Or Clayton 3.5"
I'm very much liking the Clayton mainly they are located in Connecticut and I spoke with them yesterday and I am going to go chech out their facility.
Is anyone running a Clayton premium lift kit? How is it for on road use?
#14
Don't forget about Trailmaster. They have a great 4.5" kit. Got mine complete with all 8 adjustable control arms, shocks, and new driveshafts front and rear.
The ride quality is great on and off road. Clears 37's with no problems. Didn't have to trim my pinch seam or rubi rails.
Here are a couple of shots of mine.
The ride quality is great on and off road. Clears 37's with no problems. Didn't have to trim my pinch seam or rubi rails.
Here are a couple of shots of mine.
#15
Originally Posted by ludski
teraflex 2.5"
teraflex 3"
rock krawler 3.5"
rockrawler 2.5"
rustys 3.25"
full traction 3"
AEV 3.5"
those are the highest recommended.
all depends on your $. you want the most complete set.
ones id stay away from:
rough country
pro comp
skyjacker
only because their lifts will sag over time. and arent made to accomodate extra weight (bumpers, winch, bigger spare tire, rock rails etc.) or also known as "non progressive" you want a progressive coil.
teraflex 3"
rock krawler 3.5"
rockrawler 2.5"
rustys 3.25"
full traction 3"
AEV 3.5"
those are the highest recommended.
all depends on your $. you want the most complete set.
ones id stay away from:
rough country
pro comp
skyjacker
only because their lifts will sag over time. and arent made to accomodate extra weight (bumpers, winch, bigger spare tire, rock rails etc.) or also known as "non progressive" you want a progressive coil.