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Sorry to hear your Husband had an oppsie...As you can see, the left fender is a little bent down and in, but it's not too bad. At least the bumper cover is good and there are 2 foglights on the bumper again. He crunched it in November and I bought the bumper cover and foglight (with his card!) that same week.
Debating putting on my JBA Y-link extension or not... driveline angles look OK, but obviously not ideal after the lift- sitting roughly +3.0" now.
What makes me question installing it is no vibrations or noise, even at 75mph. So... not needed? Or install it to take some stress off of the balljoint on the rear UCA?
Debating putting on my JBA Y-link extension or not... driveline angles look OK, but obviously not ideal after the lift- sitting roughly +3.0" now.
What makes me question installing it is no vibrations or noise, even at 75mph. So... not needed? Or install it to take some stress off of the balljoint on the rear UCA?
If no vibes could be close, look at your angles again , see how the transfer case/ pinion set and go from there
Have to remember before JBA etc came up with the bolt ons/ extensions 1000s of KJs ran around for years with stock tri-links and did great.
yes way out moreIf I’m running stock 16” wheels and someone offered me 16x8 with “0” offset - will that mean my rim will sit farther out or in compared to stock?
Going to have to screen shot your posts for further reference. Thanksyes way out more
16x8s with 5 inches of backspacing is best , sits the tire/wheel out to edge of flare
any more, have to run more bumpstop, more chances of rubbing when turning etc
Put on 245/70R16 BFG KO2s