Cache96
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What would be the difference in mounting the shock in front of the spring instead of behind it?
Like this.
Like this.
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he means Coilover/Shock or Shock/Coilover as in which one is closer to the front of the car vs the rear if there is a reason for one set up vs anotherIt looks like the placement is limited by the location of the brake booster.
Oops,..thats definately a bypass not a smoothie. and that jeep just made me super jealous.
deavers and a bypass is all you need.![]()
Yea, i should have my 12's this weekend and we will be making a upper mount sort of like T & J's and lowering the shock mount at the axle.
I will be keeping my IRO springs until i ride in yours... see if those deavers convince me..lol
Here's my 12ers....works fabulously with my own version of the T&J style mounts.
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Your mounts give what? 1 1/2 more than the when you mount them to the control arm.