seabass1858
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If you dont ********* wheel and drive mostly street, will the rough country be okay as far as a lift to install and upgrading to the jba 4.5 control arms at a later time along with upgrading the springs and struts too?
Rough country
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J-Thompson
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Why not do it once?
OME shocks/springs is $650-$700
And by far the best
OME shocks/springs is $650-$700
And by far the best
seabass1858
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crd springs
I was going to install crd springs and pro comp struts keeping the 3in rough country strut spacer in. the only thing i did so far is regear to 4.10s. I have Firestone destination ats to install 265-75-r16
I was going to install crd springs and pro comp struts keeping the 3in rough country strut spacer in. the only thing i did so far is regear to 4.10s. I have Firestone destination ats to install 265-75-r16
This time J has the right of it.
seabass1858
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ome
ill probably go with the ome in the front and daystar top plate and maybe do a 3 ring clevis. Ill use sky jacker springs with one rear isolater to level it out more. Ill do the jba 4.5s when my ball joints wear out.
ill probably go with the ome in the front and daystar top plate and maybe do a 3 ring clevis. Ill use sky jacker springs with one rear isolater to level it out more. Ill do the jba 4.5s when my ball joints wear out.
seabass1858
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measurements
with the combo i mentioned if my calculations are right would put me at 23.50 and max is 23.75 from what i been reading.
with the combo i mentioned if my calculations are right would put me at 23.50 and max is 23.75 from what i been reading.
J-Thompson
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Ah to be young and know it all
You will gain nothing but a head ache
If you do what you are talking about doing
a 265/75 is only going to be 1/2" higher off
the ground VS a 245/75
Like the guys with TJ's that fight to fit 35's
Then end up breaking all kinds of stuff wheelin
with others with 33's who break much less
You will gain nothing but a head ache
If you do what you are talking about doing
a 265/75 is only going to be 1/2" higher off
the ground VS a 245/75
Like the guys with TJ's that fight to fit 35's
Then end up breaking all kinds of stuff wheelin
with others with 33's who break much less
twack
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Skyjacker coils SUCK!
Pro Comp shocks....NO buy some good ones
Can't use the Daystar top plate and OME springs have to use the stock top plate unless you are using the Daystar lift
tjkj2002
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Just drop it off here in Colorado for about 3 months with a blank check(have plenty to cover it please) and I'll fix you right up.
You want 35" or 37" tires?:smokin:
You want 35" or 37" tires?:smokin:
35s work for me Troy
one blank check will be enough:shrug:
one blank check will be enough:shrug:
