How to soften a rough ride?
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I guess I should ad.. since I'm going to replace my shocks.. should I go with TF again, or another? maybe Bilstein? I wish I could upgrade to Fox, but don't think I can find that kind of cash.. (unless TF really helps me out)... thoughts?
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I searched high and low for a solution to my rough ride. The AEV control arm brackets worked well for me. I was going to change my springs and shocks too but went with the EVO drag link flip kit first and WOW what a difference. My JK is a pleasure to drive again, and although I may still do springs and shocks down the road, these other mods have satisfied my needs for now. This also eliminated my bumpsteer.
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Originally Posted by LidLess07X
I searched high and low for a solution to my rough ride. The AEV control arm brackets worked well for me. I was going to change my springs and shocks too but went with the EVO drag link flip kit first and WOW what a difference. My JK is a pleasure to drive again, and although I may still do springs and shocks down the road, these other mods have satisfied my needs for now. This also eliminated my bumpsteer.