Is SYE needed?
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Is SYE needed?
I have a 3 inch lift now with a TC drop and have no vibes at all. I just order a 1.5 budget boost, so a total of 4.5. Think ill have any issues with vibes?
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There's a good possibility you might. You'll know when you put it on. The higher you go, the more noticeable worn ujoints will be too. Ever replaced those?
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Going up to 4.5"? Plan on getting adjustable track bar, SYE, longer brake lines, hopefully new arms. That is if you want it done right. IMO. Over 3"+ of lift get ready to spend money if you want it done right.
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I haven't done ujounts yet. I have an adjustable track bar and have lower control arms coming. I have the rustys crossmember with the TC drop. I was gonna relate brake lines if possible or get tj ones(I believe those are the right ones that'll fit) I guess there's only one way to find out so we'll see if a SYE is needed, I'll just get the IRO hack n tap if I have too. I just wanna get this lift totally dialed in because I'm getting 33s and regearing in September.
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may as well do the hack n tap. There's not too many sye choices for the 242, I'm sure you know this. Too many modifications has never been a problem (sometimes yes lol), but too little can be. If you have the bread, do it anyway. I lifted mine in Feb. this year and I'm going up another 2 inches. Make sure you do your research on drive shafts as well.