Huntsville Alabama / Tennessee Valley Chat
#4046
Well all the Body Armor finally came in.. got my HF 10k winch installed and I'm up and running now. Ended up about 1" lower in the front with all the weight on the nose. Found out that the tire carrier was supposed to come with the bumper but they were priced separately. I have all the installation hardware for the tire carrier but no frame. haha.. oh well the mods never stop right?
Even with the Rubicon springs I ended up about even on the front and about .75" higher in the rear after all was said and done. I'm thinking I want to put about 2" spacer on the front and 1" on the rear and stop at that. Anybody have a good supplier for "you pick em" spacers? Rustys offroad had the selection but wanted almost $25 to ship it from freakin Gadsden. Surely somebody else will do it cheaper.
Even with the Rubicon springs I ended up about even on the front and about .75" higher in the rear after all was said and done. I'm thinking I want to put about 2" spacer on the front and 1" on the rear and stop at that. Anybody have a good supplier for "you pick em" spacers? Rustys offroad had the selection but wanted almost $25 to ship it from freakin Gadsden. Surely somebody else will do it cheaper.
#4047
Even with the Rubicon springs I ended up about even on the front and about .75" higher in the rear after all was said and done. I'm thinking I want to put about 2" spacer on the front and 1" on the rear and stop at that. Anybody have a good supplier for "you pick em" spacers? Rustys offroad had the selection but wanted almost $25 to ship it from freakin Gadsden. Surely somebody else will do it cheaper.
And $25 to ship something that will fit in a shoebox from Gadsden?? You could drive down there and pick it up for less than that.
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Most of the budget boost spacer kits will tell you to stack the factory isolators onto their spacers. You could look in to buying a 2" BB and not using the factory isolators in the rear. That would give you a 2" lift in the front and about a half inch less in the back.
And $25 to ship something that will fit in a shoebox from Gadsden?? You could drive down there and pick it up for less than that.
And $25 to ship something that will fit in a shoebox from Gadsden?? You could drive down there and pick it up for less than that.
Anthony
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why does it have to be a rubi? They all* (yes lets not get technical here there are a few that dont) have d44's. And the shafts should be the same side to side, but not 100% on that. Just order a damn axle and I'll put it in for you. Its not hard.
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I can't really recommend any shops around for axle work. I agree with the 'buy a 60 and let's throw it in' crowd .......... but then again, it aint my money...............
You might try Gilbert's out in Athens, or RCOR on Jordan in H'ville. I have dealt a few times with Gilbert's on TJ stuff, and he seems like a good guy.
Anthony