Trail Master Lift
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Why not save the money and go with this kit? There isn't as much info/feedback about this lift as some of the other brands but so far I've heard nothing negative. It looks like they've built an affordable, quality lift. I'll let you know after I buy mine!! Anyone out there who has experience with this kit on the trail please give us your thoughts.
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Why not save the money and go with this kit? There isn't as much info/feedback about this lift as some of the other brands but so far I've heard nothing negative. It looks like they've built an affordable, quality lift. I'll let you know after I buy mine!! Anyone out there who has experience with this kit on the trail please give us your thoughts.
For those that will be in the Truck & Jeep event next month in Ontario we will have our Green Jeep on display will a few items we've been testing for the last year.
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Close up of the rear trackbar bracket and control arm ball joint. Notice the ball joints have cap screws. They are graphite impregnated and sealed instead of having grease fittings.
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You sure those aren't needle zerk grease fittings?
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You sure those aren't needle zerk grease fittings?
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They are Socket Head Cap Screws. These are very high-end joints. A couple of other manufacturers are using a similar joint.
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Front coils - stock, Teraflex 2.5" and Trail Master
Rear coils - stock, Teraflex 2.5" and Trail Master (no, that's not the front coil again)
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Has anyone measured the lift before and after? It looks like it sits pretty level. Does it really come out to 5" front and 3" rear? All the pics look good guys, keep them coming!!!
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I took a quick measurement last night and it looks like I'll have a little over 5" in the front and 4" in the back. But keep in mind that I also have a bumper, skidplate and winch on the front that weighs approx. 200lbs.