What shackles clears srbs?
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What shackles clears srbs?
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So I've installed the hd off-road no loft relocation brackets...
I've been having problems with the shackles coming in contact with the srbs...
Does anyone know what shackles would be best to not get in contact with the brackets?
Here's is a current set up with the brackets and jeep Comanche shackles
If I move them from the bottom they contact the brackets with out having to flex and every other hold seems to get in contact with the brackets...
Should I cut them?
So I've installed the hd off-road no loft relocation brackets...
I've been having problems with the shackles coming in contact with the srbs...
Does anyone know what shackles would be best to not get in contact with the brackets?
Here's is a current set up with the brackets and jeep Comanche shackles
If I move them from the bottom they contact the brackets with out having to flex and every other hold seems to get in contact with the brackets...
Should I cut them?
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Would you happen to have any pictures of these set ups?
I tried using the lower holes and it gave me a stiffer ride because it would make contact with the brackets...
I had the re boomerang shackles that didn't make contact but they were giving me too much lift for my taste,well back to my original height when I was with the stock box and shackle...
I wanted to lose some lift and have comfortability while being flexed out/in motion for a better ride
I had the re boomerang shackles that didn't make contact but they were giving me too much lift for my taste,well back to my original height when I was with the stock box and shackle...
I wanted to lose some lift and have comfortability while being flexed out/in motion for a better ride
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Give Brian @ HDOF a call. He can point you in a good direction. Those boxes are definitely not meant to used with stock shackles whether they are xj or mj.
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I'm interested in which shackles work best with the no-lift brackets as well.
The boostwerks look like a great setup. Are they worth the coin? Can't seem to find anyone that's been running them with an opinion?
I'm interested in which shackles work best with the no-lift brackets as well.
The boostwerks look like a great setup. Are they worth the coin? Can't seem to find anyone that's been running them with an opinion?
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Yes they are worth it. I know someone who had them. Very smooth thru the articulation and almost worked like a 4 link. I just bought a pair myself with the no lift brackets. Im in the process of redoing my rear suspension so it works flawless like my front.
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You seem to be running the stock shackle, the problem youre running into is the length needed to clear the relocation brackets.
You should clear fine with most aftermarket shackles as long as they are longer.
You should clear fine with most aftermarket shackles as long as they are longer.
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