Teraflex lift

[JKWMD]

Hi all,
I have a 2022 JLUR on order and already have a Teraflex CT2 2.5" short arm lift kit at home. There doesn't seem to be much love here for this lift and I was wondering if anyone can share their thoughts on this kit. I have Falcon 3.3 shocks already, as well. I will be installing everything once I get my Jeep but was wondering if there are any issues I should be looking out for and any install tips, etc... I'll be running 35's and the vehicle will be used 80% on-road. Any info from those with experience with this lift would be most appreciated.
Thanks.
https://teraflex.com/shop/suspensio...t2-short-arm-suspension-system-no-shocks.html

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[Maverick909]

I can tell you the 3.3 shocks are one of the best out. Ive had mine about a year now and let me tell you they are great. I find 2.4 setting to be the number on road for me with my 2.5" lift and HD spring rate. anywhom The Ct2.5 was what i was going to get before finding the JKS2.5" lift with HD spring rate. you shouldnt have any issues installing the CT kit. Teraflex makes some good products. My recommendation install everything but the control arms first. once everything is in then to the UCA and then the Lowers.. and start with the stock length for the UCA and maybe one extra turn out on the lowers from stock. Best of Luck with the Lift!

 

[TxJeepers]

When you are an innovator, one of the oldest, and well known manufacturers of top shelf Jeep parts, you are going to have haters and lovers. I've run Teraflex parts on many of Jeep over my 21 years of driving them. The rare times I've had issue they quickly stepped up and took care of me. I've got Teraflex parts on my 19 JLUR and will be putting Teraflex parts on my 22 JLURXR. I also run parts from many other manufacturers you find posts about here. That's a good kit you've chosen.

 

[Overland Utah]

I have ran 3.5" Teraflex systems on all of my Jeeps (2x ST3 and 1 RT3 kit on my current Jeep) and have been very happy with their kits. Paired with the 3.3's it is a great ride, I prefer the softest setting even on the road but also like that I can stiffen it up for longer windy road trips.

 

[JKWMD]

Thanks for your input; makes a guy feel a little better
I'm sure AEV, MC, and Clayton are great as well, but I seem to never hear from Teraflex lift folk on this forum and I started worrying a bit that I bought something inferior.
I come, most recently, from a modified Audi RS3 and am a severe noob when it comes to anything remotely like a Jeep. I've had 45+ cars in my life, and this is my first American vehicle, (except for a Harley 1200 Sportster Sport). I'm excited to try something completely new!!

 

[landshark99]

I am running a Teraflex 2.5 lift with the Falcon 3.3 shocks on a 2019 JLUR, works for me, although since I tend to carry a lot in the Jeep we just changed to 3.5 springs in the back, they are still just breaking in

 

[bumpit]

I'm running the teraflex ct2 2.5 and 3.3 shocks.

 

[JKWMD]

I'm running the teraflex ct2 2.5 and 3.3 shocks.

What size tires are you running there? Looks great!!

 

[bumpit]

What size tires are you running there? Looks great!!

Thanks!

Yokohama 37x12.50 tires. They've been great so far.

 

[ronrodriguez114]

I'm running a Teraflex 2.5in w/ 3.3 SP2 shocks on 35s. No adjustable arms though. It's been wild trying to dial this thing in.. but I think I'm there now.

Some feedback here -
https://rubydogventures.com/f/lift-kit
https://rubydogventures.com/f/suspension

I will say, the Teraflex adjustable track bar bushings will rotate on you. Many threads here about this. Called them, they said it was engineered that way, but they can offer different bushins.. don't trust it so I replaced it.

 

[JLAFAKASI]

hows the ride on the sp2 3.3? Do I still need to get the 2dr valved model for a 4 door? I found some on here for sale, brand new thinking about pairing it up with my clayton/rk lift?

 

[sandal]

I am running a Teraflex 2.5 lift with the Falcon 3.3 shocks on a 2019 JLUR, works for me, although since I tend to carry a lot in the Jeep we just changed to 3.5 springs in the back, they are still just breaking in

a great jeep.

 

[JLRyder]

I was on the wayoflife forum and the lift snobs talked a lot of smack about Teraflex. Sorry but I don’t have 3.5k to dump on my Jeep suspension. My experience with Teraflex has been great. To each his own, as it was said before, haters are going to hate, no regrets.

 

[Cthehentz]

I went with Teraflex 2.5", at the time they were the only company to have a complete kit in stock and they also shipped directly to my house. I have zero complaints with my choice, the SP2 shocks absolutely rock especially off road and on the rocky trails depending what adjustments you choose. Folks like what they like and hate everything else lol.

 

[Obi.Wan.Shawnobi]

I was on the wayoflife forum and the lift snobs talked a lot of smack about Teraflex. Sorry but I don’t have 3.5k to dump on my Jeep suspension. My experience with Teraflex has been great. To each his own, as it was said before, haters are going to hate, no regrets.

The old JK forum where wayoflife (Eddie?), started was a very toxic environment. One of the worst. So I seperated myself from that whole crowd. If you didn't have $30k of pets they liked, you were a moron. Lol. Super lame. I have never really experienced that here.

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