Drag Link Flip with 3" lift
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I am right at 3" of lift. Is there a benefit from adding the flip kit?
How hard is it to drill the knuckle nice and straight?
Thank you,
Brent
How hard is it to drill the knuckle nice and straight?
Thank you,
Brent
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I'm running the TF speed bumps up front and haven't had any clearance issues or binding issues. I couldn't tell you how much clearance I have but I do wheel pretty hard
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He didn't mean tire stuff. With high steer the drag link and/or trackbar/bracket will hit the fame with any less than 3" bump unless you notch the frame.
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As stated by most here a 3" front bump stop is the minimum you will need to run to keep the drag link from contacting the frame. Drilling out the knuckle is not hard at all. You will want to make sure that you are relocating the track bar mount on the axle as well when doing the drag link flip to ensure that your track bar/drag link angles are correct.
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