Shocks for budget boost.

dunstan74

dunstan74

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Im planing on getting a teraflex 2.5" budget boost to help me run 35s until i decide on a more permanent suspension.

My question is should i just use shock extensions for the time being and upgrade later, or will i be able to run a set of shocks for a 2.5" to 4" lift without running into issues with shocks being to long and unseating coils or bottoming out the shocks?
 
If you're going to run a budget boost for now and now really mess with the suspension I would just use shock extensions and then do the whole suspension later all at once. Just my 2cents. :twocents:
 
You'll be good with the extenders. I still run them because I haven't seen an absolute need for new shocks quite yet. see if you can get some rubi take off shocks for free or close, they're a little better.
 
Extensions are probably the way ill go, im more or less just interested if running the shocks with move travel is going to cause problems being that i will only have spacers ontop of coils making up the 2.5" of lift and not actually longer coils.
 
07JKSahara said:
You'll be good with the extenders. I still run them because I haven't seen an absolute need for new shocks quite yet. see if you can get some rubi take off shocks for free or close, they're a little better.
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Yup this! Rubi shocks can be had for cheap and much better than the sport shocks.
 
You could probably run the Rancho 9000. The 29/30 combination would work. They are about 1" or so longer than factory. That's if your bb came with bump stops.
 
Another vote for Rancho 9000 29/30's; you can set on 3 for the front and 4 in the back, and you can adjust them as needed.
 
Did you kit come with bumpstops? If not I wouldn't upgrade until you get extended bumpstops because you can bottom out your shocks without them.
 
Haven't bought a kit yet so im open to any combos. Im aslo considering the evo leveling kit now that ive looked around a bit.
 
olram30 said:
You could probably run the Rancho 9000. The 29/30 combination would work. They are about 1" or so longer than factory. That's if your bb came with bump stops.
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When you say that, are you refering to collapsed or extended? My specs show about 1" longer collapsed, and a little over 3" longer extended.
 
MedixJK said:
When you say that, are you refering to collapsed or extended? My specs show about 1" longer collapsed, and a little over 3" longer extended.
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Collapsed, I'm guessing something like a teraflex bb that comes with bump stop front and back.
 
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Good luck! ;)
 
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