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Alans17

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Hey are you adding the .75 spacer in the rear to make it more level? Could you post a picture from the side to get that side profile. Thank you and nice looking sport!
It's been a LONG time since I've been on here. I've moved to a suspension lift. I never added the spacer in the back even though I'd bought it.
 

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2” AEV spacer lift with Rubicon front springs on Max Tow. Nearly leveled it. Running on 37” Pats.

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How well did the steering changed with that MetalCloak tierod and drag link? Fox steering Stabilizer? I have a slight pull to the right and debating upgrading the steering.
 

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How well did the steering changed with that MetalCloak tierod and drag link? Fox steering Stabilizer? I have a slight pull to the right and debating upgrading the steering.
I had the steering stabilizer on the stock tie rod and it helped a little. The biggest difference in my experience was the tie rod and drag link. Heavier duty and have really tightened up the steering.
 
 







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