Daystar 1.5" leveling kit?

[Ontariogladdy]

Just picked up a 22 Jt High altitude looking to install a level, I searched the site but found mostly the Terraflex 1.5" used with good results.
A supplier we use at work offered the option of the Daystar ( https://www.quadratec.com/p/daystar/15-spacer-leveling-kit-jeep-wrangler-jl )
I can't find many personal reviews on it.
Looks similar to the Terraflex, spring spacer, but comes with shock extensions.
Anyone have personal experience with it against the Terraflex? Or in general?

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[Panthers65]

poly spacers are poly spacers, they're all about the same.

I had this one on my truck for a bit, then replaced it with a 3.5" kit. Nothing wrong with the kit, ride was just fine, same quality as all the other poly spacer kits

 

[Hootbro]

On my 2020 Rubicon, I ran the Teraflex 1.5" spacer for awhile and found it to just be too much of a harsher ride for my liking.

 

[Mac]

Daystar is one piece and replaces the factory isolator, Teraflex is two pieces and reuses the factory isolator effectively being three pieces. I prefer the Daystar as it is one piece, have had it installed for 20k miles, no issues.

 

[Ontariogladdy]

Daystar is one piece and replaces the factory isolator, Teraflex is two pieces and reuses the factory isolator effectively being three pieces. I prefer the Daystar as it is one piece, have had it installed for 20k miles, no issues.

Great to hear, going to order tomorrow then, I figured for $100 (CAD) it was hard to go wrong either way.
Have my 275/65R20 AT3s on order already wanted to complete the look!

 

[Kajo]

As others have said, a poly spacer is a poly spacer and all work. The shock extensions are a good addition if you are not replacing shocks.

In my opinion the advantage of the Teraflex kit is that it has the option of three different lift heights (.5" / 1.0" / 1.5" ) depending on your needs and you can adjust as desired with one purchase.

 

[Artsifrtsi]

I run the daystars.

Not entirely sure about my noise, but mine do creak/pop a little when getting a lot of flex on the front-end, like when driving through a ditch diagonally.

Other than that, they are doing a great job!

 

[ritojr]

Have had my daystar on for about 6 months now, no issues. Does what it's meant to do

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