Teraflex Leveling Kit

[ctlazer5]

If I get the TF leveling kit, do i need shock extensions to maintain stock ride quality?

 

[wayoflife]

If I get the TF leveling kit, do i need shock extensions to maintain stock ride quality?

No. The leveling kit will not raise your Jeep enough to warrant new shocks or extensions.

 

[Bessie]

I did the TF leveling kit in December I am very happy with the results. That the same time, we changed the shocks to allow for full wheel travel. I have not noticed a difference in the ride with the new shocks.

 

[ctlazer5]

I did the TF leveling kit in December I am very happy with the results. That the same time, we changed the shocks to allow for full wheel travel. I have not noticed a difference in the ride with the new shocks.

Im sorry, what you do you mean "That the same time, we changed the shocks to allow for full wheel travel."

 

[Bessie]

Im sorry, what you do you mean "That the same time, we changed the shocks to allow for full wheel travel."

We had the kit installed. We purchased a Performance Leveling Kit (like this one: http://www.quadratec.com/products/16190_1101_07.htm). At the time we purchased the kit from a local dealer, it was recommended that change the shocks at the same time rather than use shock extenders to increase length and strength of the shock. Tereflex also has a performance leveling kit that includes shocks.

 

[wayoflife]

Im sorry, what you do you mean "That the same time, we changed the shocks to allow for full wheel travel."

Being that you have a 2013, I would caution you against the installation of longer aftermarket shocks as they may offer too much droop. On a 2013, this can cause your front drive shaft to make contact with your exhaust cross over and damage the slip shaft boot.