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LILWB
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CNAM, that is exactly my point. to even out the CV angle but with a small amount of lift. I guess its just the same as a 4 or 3 inch SFD just smaller. I still have a lot of reading to do. hawairish, that would be a great work around, thanks for the insight. I need to take a look at your rig.
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I did a bit of searching but couldnt find an exact answer. Has anyone ever done a 2 inch SFD? I have seen 3 and 4. I was wondering if this would be the best way to lift an R50 2 inches with out worying about the CV axles blowing up so it owuld be 2 inch block and stock coils the the appropriate strut spacer and rear coil spacer. thanks for oyur help!
