What Coilovers are you Running?
10-21-2012, 06:46 AM
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Thanks!
I am using rear mounts from PolyP(Not sure if they are still blacklisted)
I think I want to end up 3-4" with the 37's.
I had to cut off the stock spring mounts and upper pads so unless the coilover stops up travel I have to find another solution. I am probably going to go with some hydraulic bumpstops from Radflo. I think the Hydraulic stops are overkill for the wheeling I like to do, but don't want to have to do it twice.
Don't like the idea of long arms too much, the braver I get the more stuff starts to drag on rocks etc.. My current arms already have a lot of the coating missing on the bottom from dragging. I would imagine it would only get worse if they were extended further to the rear.
I am using rear mounts from PolyP(Not sure if they are still blacklisted)
I think I want to end up 3-4" with the 37's.
I had to cut off the stock spring mounts and upper pads so unless the coilover stops up travel I have to find another solution. I am probably going to go with some hydraulic bumpstops from Radflo. I think the Hydraulic stops are overkill for the wheeling I like to do, but don't want to have to do it twice.
Don't like the idea of long arms too much, the braver I get the more stuff starts to drag on rocks etc.. My current arms already have a lot of the coating missing on the bottom from dragging. I would imagine it would only get worse if they were extended further to the rear.
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10-21-2012, 03:23 PM
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Thanks for the brake lines John!!
I need some longer sway bar links, as the ones I have now rob me of almost 3" of down travel.
Got the height pretty close on the first try. I'm sure it will settle a bit, but no point in messing with it too much until the rears come in.
I need some longer sway bar links, as the ones I have now rob me of almost 3" of down travel.
Got the height pretty close on the first try. I'm sure it will settle a bit, but no point in messing with it too much until the rears come in.
10-21-2012, 03:43 PM
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No problemo. I've got an extra set of EVO sway bar links, it's all yours, only thing is that there are no bushings..never came in the EVO package. 
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Surprised everything went well, looks like a pretty good kit to install...Jeep looks BA!
, Surprised everything went well, looks like a pretty good kit to install...Jeep looks BA!
