Short arms with a bend
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Year: 1996
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Engine: 4.0
Short arms with a bend
IRO has adjustable lowers with the bend in them. So I was thinking of getting them with the uppers to go with a 3"-3.5" lift that I want to run.
What are your guys opinions on these? I assume they are better than the straight lowers and will offer better flex and ride. But again those are assumptions.
Thanks gents
What are your guys opinions on these? I assume they are better than the straight lowers and will offer better flex and ride. But again those are assumptions.
Thanks gents
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Year: 1996
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These are stock arms on a lift:
With these lower arms:
And this is the end result:
How does that only make it easier for steering?
With these lower arms:
And this is the end result:
How does that only make it easier for steering?
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It's the same idea as bent track bars, you must rely on the straightest line from the bolts and not the angle of the bar. The road vibrations will still be as apparent as a straight lca.
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IRO has adjustable lowers with the bend in them. So I was thinking of getting them with the uppers to go with a 3"-3.5" lift that I want to run.
What are your guys opinions on these? I assume they are better than the straight lowers and will offer better flex and ride. But again those are assumptions.
Thanks gents
What are your guys opinions on these? I assume they are better than the straight lowers and will offer better flex and ride. But again those are assumptions.
Thanks gents
They do allow more droop by not hitting the LCA bracket on the axle. You can see what I am talking about in the last picture.
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
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IRO has adjustable lowers with the bend in them. So I was thinking of getting them with the uppers to go with a 3"-3.5" lift that I want to run.
What are your guys opinions on these? I assume they are better than the straight lowers and will offer better flex and ride. But again those are assumptions.
Thanks gents
What are your guys opinions on these? I assume they are better than the straight lowers and will offer better flex and ride. But again those are assumptions.
Thanks gents
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