Ldogg
New member
Thanks!
I decided to go with AEV because my rig mainly is my daily driver, and with my sons baseball schedule I don't get to wheel as much as I would like. With the opportunity to wheel one to three times a year they way things are for the next few years I wanted something that would be smooth on road. I also figured that on those trips when I do get to hit the trails I am going to hit trails that I already ran with my rig stock. Maybe a few slightly harder but nothing to extreme. Because of that and the fact that the AEV was pretty straight forward to install my self I went that route. Install to 6-7 hours and I had the geo brackets installed by a local shop. I couldn't get the arm bolts loose up front and they installed the brackets, checked over the lift and torqued all the bolts for $200. Plus they re centered my steering wheel.
I decided to go with AEV because my rig mainly is my daily driver, and with my sons baseball schedule I don't get to wheel as much as I would like. With the opportunity to wheel one to three times a year they way things are for the next few years I wanted something that would be smooth on road. I also figured that on those trips when I do get to hit the trails I am going to hit trails that I already ran with my rig stock. Maybe a few slightly harder but nothing to extreme. Because of that and the fact that the AEV was pretty straight forward to install my self I went that route. Install to 6-7 hours and I had the geo brackets installed by a local shop. I couldn't get the arm bolts loose up front and they installed the brackets, checked over the lift and torqued all the bolts for $200. Plus they re centered my steering wheel.