Got the rest of my parts together.
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....and looks like you got an install instructor too.......LOL
Dave
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Got the rest of my parts together.
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Sounds like im not the only one planning for fun weekend project. Post pics afterward
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Got my fender clips in. No more floppy fronts.
Dont know if it will be this weekend trying to recuit some help.
Dont know if it will be this weekend trying to recuit some help.
Might be a good idea to have mechanic do your front and do rear yourself. Rear is so much easier. I'm mechanically challenged and i didnt do any of fronts but clevis lift myself.
As long as you have an extra set of hands there and a good come-along strap the fronts aren't too bad. I learned the easier ways of doing the fronts after the fact. Like has been said already the rears are cake.
Cant afford mechanics in chicago. I am not mechanically challenged just dont have experience.
What would be the easy way and hard way all looks like a long process.
Here is a link to what I went off of mostly:
http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/f202/how-install-frankenlift-*lots-pictures*-complete-29193/
Got my fender clips in. No more floppy fronts.
got some new shoes finally and something new to go in them
Put on kk clevis with clevis space. First side took me 2 hours and the other took me 30 min lol.
It was sitting at 23.5" and waiting to see how high after alignment. Hopefully it settles after that.
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I forgot to take photo after i put these on oops
Whats the pros to using the kk versions outside of it not being rusty as your originals.
Well thats the advantage lol. Rly, i got it so i can do a bit more clevis lift. Mine had 1/2" clevis and i always was scared of it. Now i put 3/8" clevis space AND 3/8" longer clevis fork. Sure i could've done 6/8" clevis lift if the shocks weren't gonna fall off.
This, and fender clips together put me at 23.5" fender to hub (before alignment, will probably go down) from 22" i was sitting at. I'm just praying for my cv joints wellness.
Yea, that 1/2" of clevis lift is on the dangerous side. Too little shock in the clevis.
At 23.5" your CV's will prolly squeal like a stuck pig. When I did my coilovers recently I was at 23" before alignment and the drive to the alignment shop was 'interesting' with all the noises and unstable ride (also replaced the outer tie rods so the toe, camber, caster were all out of whack.)
Hopefully you settle back to just under 23" - your CV's will thank you :waytogo:
Bob
Alignment done. Sitting at 22.5". HOW DOES IT SETTLE AN INCH? Not that much gain after all :/