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Old 11-18-2016, 06:07 AM
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Wondering if my slightly sloped, dirt driveway is a bad idea to install my new lift. We're talking about a 1-2 degree slope, not too bad but it is what it is. Will that throw off anything when I go to torque down the control arms, etc?
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Just remember to use wheel chocks. Nothing quite like having your rig roll off the jackstands and having the bumper cut you in half when your wrenching buddy leans on the Jeep to pass you a 18mm wrench.

The final torque down should be done when the vehicle is on the ground, a slight angle isn't going to make a difference. I would personally pay a professional to align the Jeep but even if you do a driveway alignment it won't make a difference on a Jeep. Camber is usually the only measurement that needs a flat level surface, but you can't adjust that on a solid axle anyways.
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Thanks for the quick response. Gotcha on the safety aspect!!!



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