Another TF3" question
06-11-2009, 08:04 AM
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Another TF3" question
ok. i know i have to evetually change both of my driveshafts. but does the rear one need to be replaced right away. who has smoked there stock rear driveshaft with moderate wheeling. and who is running there 2 door soft top with out lower after market rear control arms.
As of right now i'm getting
TF 3" lift pt#1256200
TF ftont track bar pt#1753418
Coast front drive shaft.
all of this is comeing From David at Nothridge.
As of right now i'm getting
TF 3" lift pt#1256200
TF ftont track bar pt#1753418
Coast front drive shaft.
all of this is comeing From David at Nothridge.
06-11-2009, 10:37 AM
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that is what I got when I did mine. I just now got the rear lowers and front uppers on. I have a hardtop, but it wont make much diference. Just make sure that you get the pinion angle as good as you can. I just replaced my rear driveshaft last weekend, and my stock one was still ok. I wheel a good bit too. The numbers that tera sends you with the kit is a good starting point for adjusting your arms. You may want to go a little longer in the front than what they suggest, if you want more caster. The settings they suggested in the front gave me 5* caster.
The front shaft is the important one, if you get the pinion angle correct the rear will last you a while.
The front shaft is the important one, if you get the pinion angle correct the rear will last you a while.
06-11-2009, 10:51 AM
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thank you
Thank you Bigblue. i thought that myself. the only think that TF sugested buying was the rear lowers. but i think i'll be ok. i'll have help installing. they have done lift installs before. Thanks Again!
that is what I got when I did mine. I just now got the rear lowers and front uppers on. I have a hardtop, but it wont make much diference. Just make sure that you get the pinion angle as good as you can. I just replaced my rear driveshaft last weekend, and my stock one was still ok. I wheel a good bit too. The numbers that tera sends you with the kit is a good starting point for adjusting your arms. You may want to go a little longer in the front than what they suggest, if you want more caster. The settings they suggested in the front gave me 5* caster.
The front shaft is the important one, if you get the pinion angle correct the rear will last you a while.
The front shaft is the important one, if you get the pinion angle correct the rear will last you a while.
06-11-2009, 11:08 AM
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just to warn you, those arms are so nice that you will not be able to stop yourself from getting the rest of the set!!! You got that TF solid steel HD track bar??? That thing is awesome. I got the JKS, then the Tera ones came out a week later. The JKS are good, but that tera one is bad ass IMO.
You are gonna love that suspension system. What shocks did you get?
You are gonna love that suspension system. What shocks did you get?
06-11-2009, 11:18 AM
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Yep!
yea i'm placing my order through Northridge on the 19th. i'm looking forward to seeing all of my goodies when i get home. they should be waiting on me. should be back in country sometime around the first!
