RTecommendation between Terra flex and AEV
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I just bought a 17' unlimited Rubicon hardrock with 4.10 rear axle and I am looking for recommendation on lifts. I think I am down to AEV Dual sport RS or Terra flex S3 T3 lift. I am looking to built a overland vehicle, this is my daily driver in Chicago, it will spent 80% on road and 20 % off road. I am looking for better than stock on road handling and great off road capability, I plan to run 35" tires on it. The dealers are always trying to sell what they have or what they make money on. Honest opinion would be great especially form those that may have had both. I have one local dealer tell me that everything is basically junk except Terraflex and other tell me only AEV ETC.
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I just bought a 17' unlimited Rubicon hardrock with 4.10 rear axle and I am looking for recommendation on lifts. I think I am down to AEV Dual sport RS or Terra flex S3 T3 lift. I am looking to built a overland vehicle, this is my daily driver in Chicago, it will spent 80% on road and 20 % off road. I am looking for better than stock on road handling and great off road capability, I plan to run 35" tires on it. The dealers are always trying to sell what they have or what they make money on. Honest opinion would be great especially form those that may have had both. I have one local dealer tell me that everything is basically junk except Terraflex and other tell me only AEV ETC.
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I would suggest that you consider other brands and also consider adjustable control arms, just in case you ever want to change in the future. Once you have 35s, you will want 37s. Many upgrades needed to properly run 37s will benefit from having adjustable control arms. I learned the hard (expensive) way myself. Take a look at Metalcloak and Rock Krawler, just to name a few that have a great reputation.
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Read this before you do anything.
And then read it again and do more research. Lifting is not always, necessarily, the best way to go.
Measure twice cut once.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...-lifts-288269/
And then read it again and do more research. Lifting is not always, necessarily, the best way to go.
Measure twice cut once.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...-lifts-288269/