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You'll be fine. I'm running the Airlift 1000's because I need to eliminate squat in my rear on Eibach rear lift springs under load. It's the rear end so pucks won't be an issue for you.
Lot's of guys running that setup. Just to let you know, you need an actual lift to get 4 inches. But Close to 3 inches is possible with a level. Yes, Bilstein is the best low end kit for this. Eibach is also great but a little more expensive. If you don't have the money then is no reason to...
JBA's are about the best of the low end UCA's. They are about equal or better than BDS. Icon is top of the line with Camburg, King, Total Chaos, and others. It is totally budget driven. If you want the best you gotta pay like anything else.
I'm in SoCal. I did mine right after they replaced it. 4 years ago and still not leaking. Now, was that the new glass or the silicon? Don't know. Worth the effort though imo.
You can get about 1 inch of left in the rear and close to level with a level. After that they will need to cut your frame to drop the drive shaft. However, a level will get you 35's and the clearance will be that same as a 6 inch lift while keeping your center of gravity low. It just depends...
Bilstein and Eibach will get you leveled for the same money or less than RC garbage. If you set them to the highest perch (Bilstein) recommended, you will be just about level if you do not lift the rear. Then you are gtg with 35 inch tires.
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