tf leveling kit or rough country 2.5?
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Originally Posted by wazooz2424
what about bump stops for the spacer lift? still need them.
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why would you have to get the shocks? the spacer kit comes with shock extensions. looks like you would have to either order their shocks or buy bump stops. not all spacer lifts are created equal. the RC uses shock extensions that mount to the bottom of the front shock, where-as the TF extensions thread onto the top the front shocks. the TF BB kit also comes with bump stops.
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Originally Posted by TeraFlex
So true. The best customer is the one that buys the leveling kit, then a 2.5" then a 3" then............
Started with 2.5 coil lift (TF) less than 6 months ago. Wheeled it once. Looking to grow up to a 4".
I have actually been trying to decide what the next best move is. Would it be more cost effective to buy a whole new 4" kit (short arm) or upgrade components from my 2.5"? I have been looking at your site trying to figure this out but haven't been able to determine the best course.
To the OP, I highly suggest wheeling it (if you plan to wheel) or check out some other rigs before buying. If its budget concerns, be patient and save for what you want. Once the bug bites you the infection spreads quickly!! ; )
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Originally Posted by wazooz2424
Dont be fooled by the RC price. It doesn't have bump stops, longer sway bar links for the rear, or drop brackets for the rear brake lines. Add about 75-100 minimum to the price.
Having installed both kits, I'd say the teraflex leveling kit is better quality.
Having installed both kits, I'd say the teraflex leveling kit is better quality.
Edit: Just noticed they have one with swaybar links. Still need bumpstops though. And I think the design of the TF shock extensions is better.
Last edited by ChopN; 01-12-2012 at 10:55 PM.
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