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  1. Sadly don’t have before pictures I seem to have lost them. But if anyone is trying to find out what a 2.5 inch strut lift will look like on their pathy, I hope this helps. Also to note if you do use 2.5 inch strut spacers, you’re going to have to use camber bolts. Something I haven’t don’t yet but will get around to. Hope this helps!

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  2. On 10/6/2018 at 2:43 AM, KiwiTerrano said:

    The maximum front spacer you can run is 35 mm without having CV problems when fully drooping the suspension. This gives 2" of actual lift. 

    The 50 mm strut spacer gives 2.5" of lift, which is too much for the CV axles without a corresponding 0.5" diff drop to compensate. 

    Note that the diff drop referred to above is not a subframe drop, which is a whole nother kettle of fish. 

    Thanks for explaining in more detail. Will I experience any issues, I only plan on staying on the highway for now. Until I get my new tires and wheels. Then I was gonna have it re-aligned. Should I wait till I get it re-aligned again? Or put the camber bolts on ASAP?

  3. 7 hours ago, mjotrainbrain said:

    For about $50 a piece (so cheaper than the average quality wheel spacers) you could get 15" wheels of the proper specs.  I had great luck with ProComp PCW51-5883.  To run 33's, you're going to have to do some serious trimming.  A handful of people have done it on 2" lifts, and it really does require butchering the body panels.

    You think I’ll have to trim the metal body at all ? Or just the plastic going under neath the wheel wells, I planned on removing fender flares as well and mud flaps.

  4. 20 minutes ago, TowndawgR50 said:

    You need camber bolts to correct the suspension. They replace 1 or both of bolts that connect the knuckle to the struts.

     

    2" or more of lift from spacers can potentially cause over extension of CV axles in off road situations so be careful. 

    Is this an easy enough job that I can get my mechanic to do it? Or will I have to goto an alignment place to get it done. And after it’s done will I have to get it realigned again? Thanks for the quick response btw

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