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So..... borrowed a sawzall from my buddy and wow what a difference second one down in 45 mins
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Yeah, the combo of the Sawzall and the grinder get the job done. My shock mounts were really fucked up so I needed to add a sledge hammer and a breaker bar to that list.So..... borrowed a sawzall from my buddy and wow what a difference second one down in 45 mins
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Looks good! The second one will be easier.What a major pain in the ass! Almost there just one more to install. I hate how simple Eddie's write ups are they make everything seem so easy
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With my setup, the 330s are close to perfect at full compression. Going to 332s would be pushing it... Probably not worth taking the chance of bottoming them out for only an extra 1/2" of travel.So now that I out these in I measured out to see how my shocks are gonna do. So far the 328s will be fine I'll get a little more length out if them at least but I can go up to the 330s with no issue. In fact i can honestly just barely fit in the 332s if I really want to but man it's close the extended length is right at the questionable area of how seated my coils still are. So gonna toss the 328s back in for now and eventually upgrade to the 330s when I get some more cash but it's not a pressing concern at this time. Going to put in my new brake lines now though since I already have it all torn apart and also see if my sway bar links are going to be long enough
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I love this color man, it's way better than what they tried to do with the hyper greenEvery time I see this thread it makes me miss my 12 gecko JKS...
My wallet agrees Haha. That's cheaper than a track bar I just hope it doesn't end up going the other direction and be too far out to the left. I wonder if I can do the trig and figure out how far it would bring it back overI would go raised track bar bracket.
My wallet agrees Haha. That's cheaper than a track bar I just hope it doesn't end up going the other direction and be too far out to the left. I wonder if I can do the trig and figure out how far it would bring it back over
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I'm game to give it a shot I'll PM ya.I have a jks rear trackbar bracket I never used if it would save you a little coin let me know
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You need to (or can) put the factory front sway bar links on the rear and that should take care of that issue.Ok so update on the rear end progress. Got the OME springs in and honestly I like the height. I think it's a little ass end high but I'm still bumperless and haven't put the spare on yet so I think that should level it out. Got the rock stars installed and everything buttoned back up.
However i can already see just visually that my rear axle is severely off center to the right, which makes sense with the lift. And my sway bar links look to be too short. Now because my shocks are short I don't think the sway bar links are gonna be an issue until I get longer shocks, BUT the axle centering is definitely something I need to fix. But the question is do I go raised track bar bracket or adjustable track bar?
In the pics you can see how low my swaybar sits and how off center the axle is.
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I had a raised bracket in the rear of my old jeep and ran it that way with the front not raised for about 3 years before I did the front flip. While yeah it might feel better with them both the same I wouldn't say it felt all that funky.Also, if you do a raised bracket in the rear, you should raise the front as well to keep the roll center even between front and back otherwise it may handle weird.
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Think you got that one backwards the rear links are longer so you put rear ones up front with minimal lift.You need to (or can) put the factory front sway bar links on the rear and that should take care of that issue.
I have a drop bracket in the rear and my axle is pretty centered, but I'd wait until you weigh down the rear with the tire carrier and spare before you worry about it too much.
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Lol. You're probably right about the links... It's been a long weekend.I had a raised bracket in the rear of my old jeep and ran it that way with the front not raised for about 3 years before I did the front flip. While yeah it might feel better with them both the same I wouldn't say it felt all that funky.
Think you got that one backwards the rear links are longer so you put rear ones up front with minimal lift.
I'm assuming the principal is the same though have links long enough to make the swaybar level
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