Transfer Case Drop/Axle Shims with new lift?
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Transfer Case Drop/Axle Shims with new lift?
Looking for some good advice and help on what to do with a new lift.
I am about to purchase a 3.5" RE AAL kit. I already have 2" coil spacers and 2" extended rear shackles installed on the vehicle and most likely will keep them on with the new kit. With the new lift kit on there, I assume there will be some driveline problems. I don't know what method is best to try and attack any problems that might come up. There are 2" Transfer case drops kits out there and different angle axle shims but I'm just kinda lost as to whats best. I'm trying not to have to go all out with a SYE and CV driveshaft because of the costs. Is it even possible?
Any help would be awesome? Thanks
I am about to purchase a 3.5" RE AAL kit. I already have 2" coil spacers and 2" extended rear shackles installed on the vehicle and most likely will keep them on with the new kit. With the new lift kit on there, I assume there will be some driveline problems. I don't know what method is best to try and attack any problems that might come up. There are 2" Transfer case drops kits out there and different angle axle shims but I'm just kinda lost as to whats best. I'm trying not to have to go all out with a SYE and CV driveshaft because of the costs. Is it even possible?
Any help would be awesome? Thanks
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Looking for some good advice and help on what to do with a new lift.
I am about to purchase a 3.5" RE AAL kit. I already have 2" coil spacers and 2" extended rear shackles installed on the vehicle and most likely will keep them on with the new kit. With the new lift kit on there, I assume there will be some driveline problems. I don't know what method is best to try and attack any problems that might come up. There are 2" Transfer case drops kits out there and different angle axle shims but I'm just kinda lost as to whats best. I'm trying not to have to go all out with a SYE and CV driveshaft because of the costs. Is it even possible?
Any help would be awesome? Thanks
I am about to purchase a 3.5" RE AAL kit. I already have 2" coil spacers and 2" extended rear shackles installed on the vehicle and most likely will keep them on with the new kit. With the new lift kit on there, I assume there will be some driveline problems. I don't know what method is best to try and attack any problems that might come up. There are 2" Transfer case drops kits out there and different angle axle shims but I'm just kinda lost as to whats best. I'm trying not to have to go all out with a SYE and CV driveshaft because of the costs. Is it even possible?
Any help would be awesome? Thanks
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