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do I even need to say it....COLTS BABYYY
Now, LETS GO VIKINGS!!!!
....and i used krylon fusion gloss black
Drew you gonna go with 15's? If so you have like 2 options BFG or GY, cant really go wrong imo
Now, LETS GO VIKINGS!!!!
....and i used krylon fusion gloss black
Drew you gonna go with 15's? If so you have like 2 options BFG or GY, cant really go wrong imo
#4104
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So I'm wrestling around with the idea of getting a new front and rear bumper. Full length for the front, wondering if I should drop a 1's Body lift to compensate for the weight of the bumpers since I'm going to loose an inch probably on the lift I have now from the weight of them.
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JK Junkie
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Viper, Rather a 3/4" coil spacer than a body lift. Not a fan of a body lift one bit.
Brendan, great job, definitely looks good!
Seth,
Front speed sensors: 68003281AA
Rear spped sensors: 52125003AB
Axle Shaft Right: 68004080AA
Axle Shaft Left: 68004081AA
Axle Shaft U-Joint: V8017757AA
Tie-Rod Left Section: 52060052AF
Water Pump: 04666044AA
Water Pump Gasket: 04666068AA
Serpentine Tensioner: 53032860AA
Idler Pulley: 04891720AA
Pick and choose from that list. You know how I wheel, why I have a bunch of parts plus the ones I've seen fail on a whim.
Brendan, great job, definitely looks good!
Seth,
Front speed sensors: 68003281AA
Rear spped sensors: 52125003AB
Axle Shaft Right: 68004080AA
Axle Shaft Left: 68004081AA
Axle Shaft U-Joint: V8017757AA
Tie-Rod Left Section: 52060052AF
Water Pump: 04666044AA
Water Pump Gasket: 04666068AA
Serpentine Tensioner: 53032860AA
Idler Pulley: 04891720AA
Pick and choose from that list. You know how I wheel, why I have a bunch of parts plus the ones I've seen fail on a whim.
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The spring compresses, but with an added spacer, it takes up the compression and levels it off.
TF makes a 1.5" puck I believe if you're not interested in getting a complete lift kit.
Edit: sorry, thought you meant a 3/4" setup. You have a 3" BDS lift, add a 3/4" spacer up front and call it a day. Being higher on the rear will give you hot-rod rake, being a tad higher up front levels it off.
TF makes a 1.5" puck I believe if you're not interested in getting a complete lift kit.
Edit: sorry, thought you meant a 3/4" setup. You have a 3" BDS lift, add a 3/4" spacer up front and call it a day. Being higher on the rear will give you hot-rod rake, being a tad higher up front levels it off.
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So you wanted positive rake to begin with. If that's the case, since you're going front and rear bumpers, leave it as is and your drop will be somewhat the same front and rear while HOPEFULLY maintaining your positive rake that you wanted.
By 3/4, do you mean you have the factory 3" BDS spring up front and a 3" BDS spring on the rear with a 1" coil spacer on the rear?
By 3/4, do you mean you have the factory 3" BDS spring up front and a 3" BDS spring on the rear with a 1" coil spacer on the rear?