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Looking to achieve that 3.5 inch lift with a fox 2 inch level

wygf

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Hey everyone,

I know suspension threads have been beat to death at this point, I suppose the reason I'm reaching out is because things have changed a little at this point
I just purchased a 2022 sport and want to get 35's on it ASAP

I haven't purchased them yet but I found a set of used fox 2.0 (2 inch level) shocks both front and rear for a good price, A LOT CHEAPER than the Bilstein 5100's which is what I was initially intending on buying - pic down below

Overall I'm looking to achieve a 3.5 inch lift to fit 35's without doing a crazy amount of chopping, aside from the shocks themselves I know I need the UCA's, some sort of top hat spacer and something to level out the rear (springs?)
I was thinking of buying the SST ready lift 3.5 inch kit and only using the parts I need but I am more than open to options and would love hearing others opinions.
Also if anyone has these shocks or knows anything about them I'd love to hear, I tried doing a little bit of research and I see most have the adjustable shocks but I have yet to really see these.

Thanks in advance (sorry if I didnt follow some sort of correct formatting, this is my first post here lol)
 

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1. you don't need 3.5" to fit 35s, you can fit 35s with 2" and some trimming. If you wheel hard then chopping will be needed no matter what
2. do NOT get spacer lifts, it is an incorrect and mickey mouse way to do things for the front. Just do the 2" for the front. For the rear, because it's a solid axle setup, you can get away with using spring spacers, though I don't recommend. Much better to use correct spring-rated springs.

 

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