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Lift not as high in front. ?


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94 path 4x4 calmini 3in. suspension, As of now the back sitts a lot higher than front, how far can i crank those torsion bars before the ride suffers ??,right now i have almost an inch before it hits bump stops, should i crank them up about another half inch ??

 

 

should i shave off a little of the bump stops in front ?? or leave them alone..

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You can crank them a little higher. Leave at least a half inch between the bumpstops. Don't actually do anything with the bumpstops, as without them, when you flex off road, you will kill your CV's. That extra little bit is enough to do it.

 

Keep in mind as well that the rear springs will sag a bit over time, and will settle in a bit initially.....so if you've just installed the kit, you may want to wait a week or two until things settle before making adjustments.

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You can crank them a little higher. Leave at least a half inch between the bumpstops. Don't actually do anything with the bumpstops, as without them, when you flex off road, you will kill your CV's. That extra little bit is enough to do it.

 

Keep in mind as well that the rear springs will sag a bit over time, and will settle in a bit initially.....so if you've just installed the kit, you may want to wait a week or two until things settle before making adjustments.

 

 

right on thanks for the info, i think i will crank them up just a little.

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