Why dont they make a lift...
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That has longer top and bottom control arms and longer axle shafts, so tweaking the torsion bars wouldn't kill the cv angles and you would get a wider stance??
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Isn't that what they did with the ZR2?
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Isn't that what they did with the ZR2?
Isn't that what they did with the ZR2?
haha... kind of...
the 5-6 inch lift doesnt kill your tb's.... it lowers them along with the front diff..
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Why would you lower your diff when what I said earlier can do the same thing but you can keep your diff outta harms way?
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i didnt say you need to... just said thats the only way your gonna retain any stock front end angles...lol I agree they should make more truck friendly lifts
#6
I wish they had a long arm kit as well. Jeeps get all the fun stuff...I just want better travel with less spine misalignment

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That has longer top and bottom control arms and longer axle shafts, so tweaking the torsion bars wouldn't kill the cv angles and you would get a wider stance??
That has longer top and bottom control arms and longer axle shafts, so tweaking the torsion bars wouldn't kill the cv angles and you would get a wider stance??
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Maybe a kit could include upper and lower control arms, axles, and torsion bars designed to be lifted. Seems that would be better than a $2000 kit that just drops the suspension.
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It'd be a lot more than $2000...
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Haha yea...might as well buy a new vehicle for that. You're talking an entirely different suspension system...






