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- Shocks >Teraflex Falcon SP2 3.3 Fast Adjust Piggyback Shock Kit - 0-1.5in Lift - JL Diesel/4xe/392
Teraflex Falcon SP2 3.3 Fast Adjust Piggyback Shock Kit - 0-1.5in Lift
JL Diesel/4xe/392
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Falcon SP2 3.3 Fast Adjust Piggyback Shocks offer a wide range of adjustability with their easy to use 3-Position Fast Adjust Knob. Settings include Soft, Custom, and Firm. The Custom setting incorporates an 8-Position Micro Adjust Dial for more precise tuning between Soft and Firm.
“High-Value Performance” is the driving force behind our vehicle-specific dampers for Jeeps, trucks, and SUVs. These Jeep-specific shock absorbers deliver increased stability, improved ride quality, and comfort for daily driven vehicles as well as race-inspired performance, handling, and stability for off-road rigs.
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I installed this on my Rubicon 4XE with 1/2" spacer and stock springs. Huge improvement. They are stiffer due to being digressively valved, but they have a lot of sustainability. In fact level 1 is fairly soft ( maybe not "plush" though ) and great for off road. Level 3 does seem a little too stiff but I found it useful on very windy switchback roads. Not sure I would use it elsewhere. Level 2 has 8 micro adjustments to really fine tune your preference. I like 2.1 though for casual driving. it helps reduce some body roll and nose dive on breaking. Note that these shocks actually have 20 different settings ( 10 settings on soft/cold and 10 settings on performance ). All of the above are on the soft/cold setting. I feel like anything on the performance setting would certainly be too stiff. The original model of these shocks were considered by most people to be too stiff. Teraflex re-engineered these to include the softer option within the same shocks. Take that into consideration if reading reviews from 2020 or so about way to stiff shocks. These shocks make off roading much more enjoyable and daily driving much easier. They will also give more extended and compressed shock travel over oem shocks.
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Q: Just want to replace my stock shocks SCreech4 months ago
Quick question, I'm not wanting to change out a bunch of components to gain a lift until my stock tires ware out, I have a 2025 Jeep Wrangler 392 Final Edition and was wondering which Teraflex Piggybacks to get for this, the 0-1.5" or the 2-4" version. Any clarification here would be greatly appreciated.
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A: I would do the 2-4 inch lift ones. Thanks
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A: Given the Final Edition comes with 2.5" of factory lift, I too believed this was the case and purchased as listed. Installed, the rear will droop so far in full droop, every line will tear/break, sway bar would crash into shock body, and the springs nearly fall out of their perch. I asked this same question to Tereflex support directly and they said the 0-1.5 inch lift set were the one's I'd need if I were just replacing the shocks alone. Guessing the longer set would be fine with rear spring replacement, no issues in the front. Sadly I now own both sets of these shocks.
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