Teraflex 3" lift tips?
03-06-2015, 12:48 PM
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JK Freak
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TF also has some great videos of installing the lift. It helped me a bunch. An extra hand is always a good thing. Don't have to keep crawling out from under neath for a fresh 
Go over your parts list three times. Have a table set up and lay out each part in the order the install calls for. If anything is leftover at the end go back and make sure you didn't skip a step. Most kits don't come with locktite so make sure you have a tube. Silicon grease helps with rubber parts especially the front bump stops.
Go over your parts list three times. Have a table set up and lay out each part in the order the install calls for. If anything is leftover at the end go back and make sure you didn't skip a step. Most kits don't come with locktite so make sure you have a tube. Silicon grease helps with rubber parts especially the front bump stops.
03-06-2015, 01:23 PM
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03-06-2015, 01:55 PM
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Like was said above, you don't need a video or how-to for that specific lift. All of the bolt-ons use the same basic steps, regardless of what companies name is on the box.
Also up in the writeups area is a link to a Basic DIY Alignment. This one may be useful for the control arms. (click the Index at the top and 'scroll down' to either the suspension or troubleshooting section, it is in both I think)
Also up in the writeups area is a link to a Basic DIY Alignment. This one may be useful for the control arms. (click the Index at the top and 'scroll down' to either the suspension or troubleshooting section, it is in both I think)
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