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Old 12-16-2013, 01:13 PM
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Hi all, just thought I would post some feedback on the CAD from RC. It's been working great and absolutely improved the droop over the standard setup. I need to do something because now my shocks are the limiting factor. Most people I rune with have doubted them in the beginning then are very impressed by the end.
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I love mine
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I do a lot of crawlin and was worry bout them getting hung on the rocks.
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I do a lot of crawlin and was worry bout them getting hung on the rocks.
Honestly, I have only scraped them a few times and I love rocks, ther have never actually caused me to get hung up.

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Originally Posted by ohio95xj
I love mine
you running stock control arms?
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Stock uppers, rough country x flex lowers
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OP, how high is your lift?
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Im curious... my next build will be going against the grain so to speak in a lot of areas..... I'm trying to avoid a drop bracket of any kind....
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Long arms use brackets also..
The only issue I have with longarms are the joints and crossmember get packed with sand when going up/down bigger ledges.
I have been running RockKrawler short arms with drop brackets. Held up well to abuse but I do not like the additional 'leverage' of the brackets being so far from the unibody rails.
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Long arms use brackets also.
Thus is true lol
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I'm sitting at about 4.5" on 31s. 3"coil and 1.5" spacer up front. 3" OME leaves with shackle relocation brackets and 1.5" shackles out back. I had been at 3" for a while and the CAD, shackle relocation, and 1.5" made it feel like a whole different jeep both on the road an the trails (in a good way). It's fun to wheel with all the guys with more built rigs and the little xj keeps up.
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And yes, they do scrape on rocks in the right situations like dropping off a ledge but I haven't gotten hung up on them yet. Usually it just slides right off.
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
Long arms use brackets also...
Yea they do but they don't hang down like the CAD's do
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Will the cads work on a 4 inch lift with adjustable upper and lower controle arms
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