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bostontj said:
Fair enough,I understand. A mml and a tcase drp is like a temporary fix for vibes?

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Yes, a MML and transfer case drop would be a good temporary fix for vibes. You may not even get vibes at all though with 2.5" of lift., it's really hit and miss.

I can pretty much guarantee that 3" and over without a SYE, transfer case drop / MML will yield vibes for sure. However, under 3" is really hit and miss like I said, some people get the vibes, others don't.
 
wheelhead said:
Yes you right with that. If you got drive line vibes you should go with a sye
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Correct. A SYE is the right way to do it. A MML and transfer case drop would be the less recommended way to eliminate the vibes.
 
bostontj said:
Any experience with Zone offroad? Anyone?

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Yes, if price is a factor, the Zone kit is pretty widely regarded as a good and affordable lift kit. Everyone who has their kit seems to like them.

If price isn't a factor, the two most popular are Currie and Metalcloak.
 
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Chris said:
Yes, if price is a factor, the Zone kit is pretty widely regarded as a good and affordable lift kit. Everyone who has their kit seems to like them.

If price isn't a factor, the two most popular are Currie and Metalcloak.
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I'm 20 starting my career, money is an object [emoji14] thanks for the help I'll look around!

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So, update. Ended up going with a 1 " daystar BL 2" BDS suspension lift, and bfg K02s 33x12.5x15. With procomp rock crawler 51 series rims!

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bostontj said:
Going poorly so far, sprayed for last hr with pb can't losen lower sway bar links. Any tips? I am going to need to re use them after I put on the 2" suspension lift

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You just need a really big wrench / breaker bar to get some torque on it. That should do the trick.
 
Chris said:
You just need a really big wrench / breaker bar to get some torque on it. That should do the trick.
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The torque bit starts t slide out before I can put some real umf behind it

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Is it rusted in there? If so I would let PB blaster sit on it for 24 hours at least, you may even need heat.

Worse case scenario you can always grind off the head of the bolt.
 
Chris said:
Is it rusted in there? If so I would let PB blaster sit on it for 24 hours at least, you may even need heat.

Worse case scenario you can always grind off the head of the bolt.
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Ok I will let it sit till tmrw, then update

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Going to spray all week and plans to do nxt weekend, on a long weekend

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Thought I'd give a go at wiring up my new spot lights. Broke a torque bit in windshield mount bolt.
 
bostontj said:
Thought I'd give a go at wiring up my new spot lights. Broke a torque bit in windshield mount bolt.
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Oh man... That almost happened to me. Those things are a bitch.

When I got them all out I replaced them with stainless steel ones.
 
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