Leveling vs. suspension lift
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Leveling vs. suspension lift
Hi, i'm new to this forum and new to the truck world. I was a big jeep wrangler fan, I ended up breaking my jeep off roading and sold it. I recently bought a 2007 SCREW XLT and I am wanting to left it. I want to stick 35's underneith of it and was woundering which way to go with the left. Is it better to go with a leveling kit because its cheaper or is a suspension lift better. I like the suspension lifts better because they look better and make the truck look taller but they are alot of money. But a leveling kit is cheap and some what easy to put on if u have the right stuff. So if u had the option what would you do. I know this is probably a most asked question.
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Agree with pizzaman. Whether you can fit 35's with just a level is going to depend on wheel choices. As someone who has a level on my truck, I can say this, if thats all you can afford or choose to afford, its a nice option and can get most of your desired results. Having said that, in an ideal world, I'd go with a 4-6" suspension lift all day. So as pizza asked, your budget plays a role here. Also, how much are you willing to budge on tire size. Levels require a lot more to go right to make it all fit.
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I haven't seen this mentioned but I'll assume you have a 4x4. If not you'll need a body lift or a suspension lift to clear 35's on a 4x2. Then again assuming you have a 4x4 a lift is the way to go. Even though I only have a 2 wheel drive truck, I decided to get a 6" lift. I had a leveling kit for a few years and it just wasn't enough. Like said before, just save for a full lift kit and be done with it.
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