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Cory, you are alive. Hit me up with some details of what we have been talking about please. I need to get this thing figured out.
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Originally Posted by XJPC
Jeff, if you havent started yet...snap some before and after pics, preferably profile. How high are you going ?
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Yepper, sitting dead on at 5" in front and about 5 3/4's in the rear (new springs should settle right down to where I was hoping to have it).
Drives solid, no new noises, clanks, vibes or anything, so I'm pretty pleased with that.
Almost forgot, become best friends with a bottle of antisieze if you ever do anything to your rig, the XJ was a breeze to work on this go around!
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My dumb ***** forgot to take the camera to the shop with me, I will post up some pics of the results with an archived before a little later.
Yepper, sitting dead on at 5" in front and about 5 3/4's in the rear (new springs should settle right down to where I was hoping to have it).
Drives solid, no new noises, clanks, vibes or anything, so I'm pretty pleased with that.
Almost forgot, become best friends with a bottle of antisieze if you ever do anything to your rig, the XJ was a breeze to work on this go around!
Yepper, sitting dead on at 5" in front and about 5 3/4's in the rear (new springs should settle right down to where I was hoping to have it).
Drives solid, no new noises, clanks, vibes or anything, so I'm pretty pleased with that.
Almost forgot, become best friends with a bottle of antisieze if you ever do anything to your rig, the XJ was a breeze to work on this go around!
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I have a helpful suggestion for y'all. Don't EVER use cork gaskets. You don't know who will spend an entire day scraping it off, down the road.
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I hate them even if they do fall off lol
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I know you worry about tippy Shawn (not too comfy with it myself) but 5-6" seems to be a pretty happy medium, not so tall that the COG gets crazy high.
Two of my most despised things, cork gaskets & RTV where it does'nt need to be!
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Well A for effort then!
The mischievious youngster who lives inside of me has already had that thought, I wish I had the dough to regear right now.
I know you worry about tippy Shawn (not too comfy with it myself) but 5-6" seems to be a pretty happy medium, not so tall that the COG gets crazy high.
Two of my most despised things, cork gaskets & RTV where it does'nt need to be!
I know you worry about tippy Shawn (not too comfy with it myself) but 5-6" seems to be a pretty happy medium, not so tall that the COG gets crazy high.
Two of my most despised things, cork gaskets & RTV where it does'nt need to be!
I like my height, I am sitting 5.5" front, 6" rear. I wont go higher.and hardly feel tippy at all.