Teraflex 1.5 leveling kit questions

[Ghosts40]

So I've received a lot of different answers and just talking to people. Can you install this one side at a time instead of jacking up the whole front end and taking both wheels off and lowering the whole front end? Also our shock replacements or extensions necessary? And lastly do you have to get an alignment done? And if so is this a pretty simple DIY as well?

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[GRDIESEL]

Looks like it can be done one side at a time.

 

[Trauma PA]

So I've received a lot of different answers and just talking to people. Can you install this one side at a time instead of jacking up the whole front end and taking both wheels off and lowering the whole front end? Also our shock replacements or extensions necessary? And lastly do you have to get an alignment done? And if so is this a pretty simple DIY as well?

Yes. That’s exactly how I’ve done my lifts.

 

[Ghosts40]

Great, Looks to be much easier to do this way as a DIY at home without all of the fancy lifts. I appreciate it!!

 

[LostWoods]

Yeah another who did it one at a time on the ground. I highly recommend installing the bump stops before installing the springs though or that will be half your install time working through like an inch and a half of thread with a very limited access nyloc nut.

 

[utbee]

Everything was straight forward except for installing the bump stops. If you can get those installed prior to replacing the springs and spacers that would cut about 30-1 hour at least. It looks a lot better with the level for sure.

 

[Ghosts40]

Good to know! And I actually purchased hockey pucks to use as bump stop extensions. I. Bought the Teraflex 1” and 1/2” spacers separately so I didn’t get the package deal which includes Bump stop extensions.

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