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shocks for 3.5 " lift
99 sport with 3.5" lift was wondering which shocks to use. will stock shocks be okay or do i need longer shocks. the person i bought the truck from says stock shocks will be fine but i trust you guys in the forums more, i have never gone wrong with any advice so far. thanks
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99 sport with 3.5" lift was wondering which shocks to use. will stock shocks be okay or do i need longer shocks. the person i bought the truck from says stock shocks will be fine but i trust you guys in the forums more, i have never gone wrong with any advice so far. thanks
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99 sport with 3.5" lift was wondering which shocks to use. will stock shocks be okay or do i need longer shocks. the person i bought the truck from says stock shocks will be fine but i trust you guys in the forums more, i have never gone wrong with any advice so far. thanks
99 sport with 3.5" lift was wondering which shocks to use. will stock shocks be okay or do i need longer shocks. the person i bought the truck from says stock shocks will be fine but i trust you guys in the forums more, i have never gone wrong with any advice so far. thanks
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i got RE 3.5 lift with full leafs on my xj, i just picked up some 1 3/4" coil spacers and boomerang shackles, im getting longer brake lines but what else do i need? will i need new shocks all around? i already have vibes so will sye and new driveshaft be necessary?
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And you'll want long arms or a control arm drop. For it to ride decent
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Does anyone with a LP 30 and a 3-4.5" lift have a picture of their pinion angle. Curious about something. And is adjustable upper CA the only way to adjuster the pinion angle. 01 XJ AW4 3" lift front 4.5" rear with SYE
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There are some shims you can put in the factory LCA mount on the frame to help move the caster angle which will effect pinion angle some, but for the most part yes. I have also seen some 30's with a weird adjustable hole with some kind of locking collar thing on it to allow for some adjustability, but I never had one and never messed with anyone elses.