Teraflex 1.5" Performance Lift
10-09-2010, 01:38 PM
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Just did this kit today on my stock 07 Sahara 
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Installation was straightforward - I did end up running to Autozone and buying a spring compressor to help with removing and reinstalling the springs. I had seen a few posts where people had clearance issues between the sway bar end link and spring, but I had no problems there. Just got back from a 1 hour drive and there really is no difference in steering or driving.
;Installation was straightforward - I did end up running to Autozone and buying a spring compressor to help with removing and reinstalling the springs. I had seen a few posts where people had clearance issues between the sway bar end link and spring, but I had no problems there. Just got back from a 1 hour drive and there really is no difference in steering or driving.
10-28-2012, 10:46 AM
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Just did this kit today on my stock 07 Sahara ;
Installation was straightforward - I did end up running to Autozone and buying a spring compressor to help with removing and reinstalling the springs. I had seen a few posts where people had clearance issues between the sway bar end link and spring, but I had no problems there. Just got back from a 1 hour drive and there really is no difference in steering or driving.
;Installation was straightforward - I did end up running to Autozone and buying a spring compressor to help with removing and reinstalling the springs. I had seen a few posts where people had clearance issues between the sway bar end link and spring, but I had no problems there. Just got back from a 1 hour drive and there really is no difference in steering or driving.
10-28-2012, 11:21 AM
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I just installed this kit on my Oscar Mike last month, moved up to Bridgestone Revo 2 tires 285/70 17. Works great, took about four leisurely hours to install. If you are doing this yourself the directions for the rear install are kinda slim. I had to compress the rear springs about 2 inches to get them in easily. Once they are compressed its an easy job. No other modification is needed for the suspension. Well worth the money.