Does anynone have before/after Alignment numbers?
02-28-2007, 01:07 PM
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02-28-2007, 02:26 PM
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Well maybe I should not have said "no one" since yours drives well. I think you are the exception. This is from personal experience (my JK) and also what other peeps have told me about their JK.
Before I lifted my Jeep I didnt think 3" was going to change how it drove much...but it did! It was terribly squirrely! I have added adj arms for caster, adj frt trac bar.. These have helped very very much.
I am now going to ask the question----- Is anyone that has installed the 3" econo Full traction lift only- happy with the way it drives?
What I meant was no one would be happy with that econo kit if their JK drove as badly as mine did.
I hope this clears my stance on it somewhat! And I really would like to hear if anyone is happy with the econo (without adding extra parts like arms, bars, etc.)
02-28-2007, 02:48 PM
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I took mine in after the lift, everything was dead on except for the steering wheel, it was off center just a hair.
I have the ulitmate kit, I just adjusted the control arms to stock, and adjusted them out until the pinion angle looked good...
I have had a bit of a clunk when i let out the clutch, its only on occasion. I still need to go back over everything and retighten all the bolts, i think something came loose
I have the ulitmate kit, I just adjusted the control arms to stock, and adjusted them out until the pinion angle looked good...
I have had a bit of a clunk when i let out the clutch, its only on occasion. I still need to go back over everything and retighten all the bolts, i think something came loose
02-28-2007, 02:59 PM
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