Teraflex Adapters
01-16-2007, 09:27 AM
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Teraflex Adapters
Not sure if anyone is interested, but I was checking to see if I could get some Teraflex adapters (with their 2.5" kit) to use with FT's 2" kit. I was hoping that since there was only a $50 difference in the two kits, they would only be slightly more to buy them seperately. You can buy the adapters seperately, but they run about $30 a piece. So you're looking at $120 + S/H for just the adapters. I balked because for a little more I could get real shocks, but I thought someone might be interested. If you give 4WD a call, they can hook you up.
01-17-2007, 10:33 AM
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Might I ask why you didnt just get the full Teraflex kit?
I ask because Im possibly in the same boat. I think the 2.5" might be too tall for 33s, but I do want 33s w/ a slight lift.
I ask because Im possibly in the same boat. I think the 2.5" might be too tall for 33s, but I do want 33s w/ a slight lift.
01-17-2007, 11:09 AM
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To me, the extra half inch wasn't really an issue. It came down to whether or not I thought the adapters were worth the extra $100...and I didn't. I'll just stash that away for now and get some new shocks somewhere down the road.
01-17-2007, 01:15 PM
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You could just have someone cut some sections of steel tubing or steel pipe and buy some bolts and make your own spacers. I had to do this as a temporary fix on my TJ when a supplier sent me 2" lift shocks for my 4" Skyjacker lift kit. I had about $15 bucks in them.