Yes, pictures please! lol I measured my normal tbar crank today like rough country said to to set their lift, and mine sits at or a little higher than 20". So a little more information on this would prove very useful to me since I want to go a little higher to level everything out

whats the stock setting on the bolts for the tbars i did my ball joint and the manual said to back them out but i forgot to count the turns so i kinda guessed lol

Look back in earlier posts in the thread, there are a few links that show the CV shaft angles after the lift.

The unfortunate part is I am sitting at 20" after my tbar lift...I don't remember what the stock setting what myself....sorry...

Attachment 8642just thought i would update some photos

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also just bought a dana 30 axle and going to be installing a solid front axle, looking a coilspring kit from 4wdfactory

Ive seen the pics but im trying to get an idea of how much it actually drops it in general. Ive have rough country tell me from an inch and a half to 3/4 or an inch. Ive spoke with them 3 times and they always tell me something different. Most of the pics people are posting in my opinion the angles are still too extreme and will continue on wearing out the cv's very fast.

***On a side note is everyone cranking the tbars to 2.5"s like they say? That could be a good amount of the problems with the torsion bars keys they are giving could be overextending everything. I have mine just about 1.5" and if i was to get the kit and have the drop of around an inch then the kit would be worth it or it it dropped it more it would be even more worth it because it would keep the axles close to stock with about a 2" lift not a 2.5"

I'd say mine are cranked to the 2.5" mark, the 33" are still tight even with the 2" body lift and the cutting of the front fenders.

In your opinion how much did the diff drop lower it? And got any cv angle pics after? Looks good on 33's, Definitely jealous :icon_worthy:

I'm going guess that it was only about 1/2". Okay now why do I say that, If you look at the kit the right side shim was probably a 1/2' taper on it. It is used on the passenger side of the diff where it attaches to the frame. I didnt measure the before and after on the drop brackets, and I was suprized on the lack of drop from the brackets. But its a tight area in there and any kind of drop to keep the angles from being to steep helps. Its crazy how we are all looking to improve on looks or function of our vehicles, and now I want more. My next goal is to stuff 35's under there and its not that I dont have something else in my fleet of vehicles to get me to the snow, my 97 ford has 38's under it, and our play toy is a polaris ranger full cab with tracks. So a couple month go by and I should be straight axled up front. Now that's crazy I just put this kit on not long ago.