Lift capability?
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Lift capability?
3.5" on 31s. For trails around Seattle/ Tacoma. I don't plan on hitting huge rocks or running through a lake lol. How capable is that height?
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Think you may have been mislead.
Lift height doesn't mean capability.
Its traction, ground clearance, and driver knowledge that makes a rig capable.
Lift height doesn't mean capability.
Its traction, ground clearance, and driver knowledge that makes a rig capable.
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Nothing could be further from the truth. My big concern is, will it be enough clearance to hit some good spots in Washington? As a driver I should know and I will know. Seeing as I haven't been 4wheeling in about 6 years when I get her up and rolling any place a novice like myself should go first?
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Since we're on the topic of lifts. Anyone have a review/ honest opinion of Tuff Country 43800 lift kit? I'm not planning on hitting the trails hard are crawling up massive hills. When I go I'll most likely have my wife riding shotgun. My xj is my DD is the lift rough on pavement and will it hold up with general offroad?
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Get some skids, if your only wanting to run a 31" tire then just save money with a BB. You can always upgrade later if you find it doesn't do what you need it to. Hell, 31s will fit stock no problem with a bit of fender trim. Invest in good recovery as well
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Does anyone know about tuff country lifts? How do they ride on / off road? Are they durable enough to take offroad? My budget is tight but I can always replace parts and upgrade.
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Tie rods, tie rod adjusting sleeves, tie rod ends, track bar bushings, track bar, upper and lower control arms, and u joints.<br />
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So a lift that I can make modifications to as I see fit is all I need. As I stated I'm not looking to do anything crazy out on the trail. It'll be a weekend thing with my wife and dog. <br />
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Does anyone or has anyone used a tuff country lift? Preferably the 3.5" suspension lift kit.
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So a lift that I can make modifications to as I see fit is all I need. As I stated I'm not looking to do anything crazy out on the trail. It'll be a weekend thing with my wife and dog. <br />
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Does anyone or has anyone used a tuff country lift? Preferably the 3.5" suspension lift kit.
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