Is the front install done? Did you mix the bolt bags up?
They're there to mess with your head and make you feel like you've forgotten something :crazyeyes:
Seriously, the black long bolts were probably a mistake. The smaller zinc plated ones look like they are part of the upper bracket install but, assuming you have all the mounting holes covered, they are probably just extras. drew@offroadevolution or piginajeep can verify this.
The black Allen head bolts are old hardware when king didn't ship the upper mounts attached to the c/o. The 4 x 5/16th grade 8 are for the flange mount that would go under the 07-11 body mounts, the 12 and up don't have the body mounts so you use those bolts in its place.
I had to call drew and ask because I didn't know too. The others I am not sure about. I didn't get the spacers in my package so I had to use washers on the bottom to make up the space.
How tall are the front bump stop extensions supplied with the kit?
Dave
You will have to, the Dyntrac is beefier and different size than the factory.
Long arms will NOT increase your flex, they simply help to correct your suspension geometry and by virtue of it, help provide a nicer ride. :rolleyes2:
I know this is from a few months back, but I was reading through today... I'm still on the newb train with the long vs. short arms. If the jeep is at the same ride height (say 4' lift), how does long vs. short arms help / change the geometry? ...... (as I was typing this I totally went :doh::doh: and realized your talking SUSPENSION GEOMETRY, and I'm thinking DRIVE-LINE GEOMETRY) :cheesy:
So now it is really just one question.. I assumed it would increase your downward travel? I am prolly over thinking this, but if both a LA and a SA are at the same angle from the frame, wouldn't the LA travel a farther downward distance? (see diagram) I am sure there is more to it than this.
Thanks in advance for helping me understand how this stuff works. :thumb:
Long arms will NOT increase your flex, they simply help to correct your suspension geometry and by virtue of it, help provide a nicer ride. :rolleyes2:
I know this is from a few months back, but I was reading through today... I'm still on the newb train with the long vs. short arms. If the jeep is at the same ride height (say 4' lift), how does long vs. short arms help / change the geometry? ...... (as I was typing this I totally went :doh::doh: and realized your talking SUSPENSION GEOMETRY, and I'm thinking DRIVE-LINE GEOMETRY) :cheesy:
So now it is really just one question.. I assumed it would increase your downward travel? I am prolly over thinking this, but if both a LA and a SA are at the same angle from the frame, wouldn't the LA travel a farther downward distance? (see diagram) I am sure there is more to it than this.
Thanks in advance for helping me understand how this stuff works. :thumb:
No, your still limited by the shock length. Long arms are not mounted in the same location as the short arms