Xjshorty21
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http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1029926&highlight=Front+driveshaft+rear
best way to explain it post two
best way to explain it post two
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suspension upgrades
- Thread starter VAhasnoWAVES
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VAhasnoWAVES
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thank you sir, you have been great help. but i get the vibe that it kind of falls into the category of what you feel safe running. but again, thanks.
im fabbing my own relocation brackets as we speak, i want to get them in and measure to see how big of a spacer im going to need to level the front. ideally id like ACOS to plan for heavy bumpers in the future, but she is still my daily driver. that $200 could go torwards long arms which im hoping will be a vast improvement over my short arms. a simply poly spacer may work for now since no plans for a bumper are in the near future, school comes first.
but first... 2 more claws, got to replace my rears, and a SYE is a must.
EDIT: is there a place i can check the full extension/compression measurements of stock vehicles? mainly jeeps since thats where i plan to start.
im fabbing my own relocation brackets as we speak, i want to get them in and measure to see how big of a spacer im going to need to level the front. ideally id like ACOS to plan for heavy bumpers in the future, but she is still my daily driver. that $200 could go torwards long arms which im hoping will be a vast improvement over my short arms. a simply poly spacer may work for now since no plans for a bumper are in the near future, school comes first.
but first... 2 more claws, got to replace my rears, and a SYE is a must.
EDIT: is there a place i can check the full extension/compression measurements of stock vehicles? mainly jeeps since thats where i plan to start.
