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Sold: Nebraska I posted in the worng place, sorry.

Thread starter Timanator
Start date Jul 22, 2021
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Timanator

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Jul 22, 2021

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I am picking up my 2021 Gladiator Sport S and yes "Max Tow" today. I have already decided that I want to go with 37"s pretty quick and I am looking at a lift kit that is 2" to 3.5" taller. This is a daily driver and I would say that it will be on the city streets 98.358% of the time.

My questions are:

Do I need to purchase new shocks or will I still be good with the factory shocks?

I know that some lift kits have shock extension brackets, what are your thought about them?

I do not want to level it at all, I need the rake because I will be towing, (hence the Max Tow option,) does anyone have a suggestion on which lift kits I should look at to lift it and not lose the rake or at least most of the rake?

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