Aev lift?
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question....
those running the kit on the 2 door. HOw are your stock drive shafts holding up? Reason i am asking is Dave told me the kit was engineered for stock drive shafts but with my TF 3" kit i blew out my drive shafts in less then a year. So i upgraded to tom woods shafts. PUt on the AEV kit and now all the pinion angles, brackets ect are screwed because they dont give you the proper pinion angle for a cv drive shaft...
so....if my 3" TF lift blew out my drive shaft. How is AEV's kit at 3.5" not doing the same. Dave told me he only heard of 2 shafts going bad on a 2 door with the kit..
those running the kit on the 2 door. HOw are your stock drive shafts holding up? Reason i am asking is Dave told me the kit was engineered for stock drive shafts but with my TF 3" kit i blew out my drive shafts in less then a year. So i upgraded to tom woods shafts. PUt on the AEV kit and now all the pinion angles, brackets ect are screwed because they dont give you the proper pinion angle for a cv drive shaft...
so....if my 3" TF lift blew out my drive shaft. How is AEV's kit at 3.5" not doing the same. Dave told me he only heard of 2 shafts going bad on a 2 door with the kit..
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question....
those running the kit on the 2 door. HOw are your stock drive shafts holding up? Reason i am asking is Dave told me the kit was engineered for stock drive shafts but with my TF 3" kit i blew out my drive shafts in less then a year. So i upgraded to tom woods shafts. PUt on the AEV kit and now all the pinion angles, brackets ect are screwed because they dont give you the proper pinion angle for a cv drive shaft...
so....if my 3" TF lift blew out my drive shaft. How is AEV's kit at 3.5" not doing the same. Dave told me he only heard of 2 shafts going bad on a 2 door with the kit..
those running the kit on the 2 door. HOw are your stock drive shafts holding up? Reason i am asking is Dave told me the kit was engineered for stock drive shafts but with my TF 3" kit i blew out my drive shafts in less then a year. So i upgraded to tom woods shafts. PUt on the AEV kit and now all the pinion angles, brackets ect are screwed because they dont give you the proper pinion angle for a cv drive shaft...
so....if my 3" TF lift blew out my drive shaft. How is AEV's kit at 3.5" not doing the same. Dave told me he only heard of 2 shafts going bad on a 2 door with the kit..
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Now he doesn't want to do 5.38s in my Jeep, either.
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I gave Dave a bunch of crap too. He didn't want to put my Teraflex lower adjustable arms in back in 08. He said it wouldn't make a difference. Then after the install the Jeep drove waaay better. I did have the High Steer Kit put in the same time, so I guess it could have helped too.
Now he doesn't want to do 5.38s in my Jeep, either.
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I have another vehicle for extreme off road.
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I fitted the full AEV kit after having OME kit, its bolts on perfectly, and mine is RHD, the engineering is first rate, along with instructions.
After fitting my front and rear axles were spot on, had it checked with 4 wheel laser system, i would fully recommend it anyone.
Theres only one system i know of that is better (IMHO), thats what i have now, full on Off road Evolution, there again its more expensive, but well worth the money.
After fitting my front and rear axles were spot on, had it checked with 4 wheel laser system, i would fully recommend it anyone.
Theres only one system i know of that is better (IMHO), thats what i have now, full on Off road Evolution, there again its more expensive, but well worth the money.