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Just thought of another thing when you do build your driveshaft and rotate diff your gonna need a new diff cover that has a higher fill plug location to put at least 3/4 a liter more oil in that diff so you can still get oil to the pinion bearing. Bet you never thought of that yet.. I know you were asking about gear oil the other day
Dam I am screwed with those springs!!!!! How about making it like a slipper spring? Let it slid under a piece a channel?
Are you asking about a slide shackle? I know Karl runs one on his ranger and it works really well, but its a single leaf spring setup with coilovers holding most of the weight.
Easy guy. They sent the wrong spring. The eye is suposed to be on the bottom. As you can see in Brians pic it matters....
.....then send them back and get the right ones unless you ordered the wrong ones, then i guess it sucks to be you and your stuck with them, gotta make em' work somehow.
Are you asking about a slide shackle? I know Karl runs one on his ranger and it works really well, but its a single leaf spring setup with coilovers holding most of the weight.
Paul, you gotta remember my setup is a limited travel drag car type setup that I'm using for mud drags. Not your typical 4x4 setup.
Not really, considering the rear no longer moves in an arc fashion like a typical shackle. It now keeps the rear much in the same postion with the ladder bars and coilovers. Meaning I only get slight up and down travel keeping the tires in the same location in the wheel wells at all times.
All that lift and your diffs are still only 15" off the dirt, well concrete. Hey kjet, why not just run coilovers and a 4 link instead of leafs + coilovers and ladder bars? Coilovers + leafs make me laugh, like the vw bug guys with c.o. on there already sprung front end.