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Road riding mainly, trail riding..lift help
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Road riding mainly, trail riding..lift help
Im looking at getting a 3.5-4 in lift and have asked questions on here concerning lifts in the past, I will mainly be riding on the road but will trail ride and once in a great while actually do some off roading...nothing crazy though...suggestions on a lift...is bds still the best way to go? thanks
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The general consensus is BDS or Rubicon Express, either is worth the money. Though I have no personal experience, most will tell you to avoid Rough Country like the plague.
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BDS if u offroad it like crazy u will bend springs
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that is why BDS comes with there unbeatable no questions asked lifetime warranty on every product they sell. But if you are road cruising and mall crawling, i'd say don't spend the money on something that is mainly built for trails...if you want a really smooth ride for the road, i would suggest Old Man Emu, martin (leftlanetruckin) says his ride is unbelievably smooth and its SOA...and he's old, but don't tell him that
jk martin.
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'90 I6 258 w/ Weber 32-36 Carb. 32" BF M/T's with cragar rims 5" BDS springs, MORE greasable shackles, XJ driveshaft, AA SYE kit, RE SS brake lines. Bilstein 5150's, 255/70 valving all around, 14" travel in front, 10" in rear. ~Enjoy>>> http://youtube.com/watch?v=nQCIXoBqpc0 JF MOTO>>>>"Ban a tard...save a life" <<<contributed by leftlanetruckin OMNIPOTENCE...gotta get me some of that |
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i agree w/ martin, BDS or RE.
OME is the smoothest, like mean90 said, but only has like 1.5" and maybe 2.5" lift springs. really can't beat BDS's warranty! |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Ellensburg/Redmond, WA
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OME is supposed to have the best on road quality you can buy. Their price reflects it. They claim only a 2.5" lift, but with the beefier springs according to martin you can attain nearly a 4" lift. Tuff Country (preparing to be bashed...) has very low spring rates (205) and is supposed to ride pretty smooth. MY Tuff country lift however is sagging enough in the front to the point i needed 1" lift shackles to make it level again. I think my "smoothness" of a ride is hampered by this... RE, BDS, both good lifts, BDS moreso then RE in my opinion. |
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