RH 67
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Not good.This is what the sway bar metal bushing looked like.
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Not good.This is what the sway bar metal bushing looked like.
My Jeep likes .y money
@RH 67 , did you receive your replacement parts yet?Not good.
My parts came to in a few days. I'm going g to build disconnects out of the stock front sway bar links and lengthening the rear soon. Parts in the garage together now waiting to weld up.@RH 67 , did you receive your replacement parts yet?
Who makes that lift. Haven't heard of it before.Change of plans, ordering the RX Pro X unlimited 3" lift.
Rock Krawler. River City Off Road has a great sale going on right now.Who makes that lift. Haven't heard of it before.
Good choice. The RX threw me off.Rock Krawler. River City Off Road has a great sale going on right now.
Fixed it, thanks.Good choice. The RX threw me off.
Makes you wonder about their quality control.Got the new steel sleeves from Daystar and these are the correct size. I will be selling this 2" lift locally, never installed.
+1.Makes you wonder about their quality control.
It is my opinion that store-bought alignments are overrated and overpriced. Your Jeep’s toe-in is not affected by lifting, only the steering center. The castor is not adjustable unless you go with adjustable arms. Recenter your steering yourself and you’re all set. Mine only required 1/4 turn with the 2” lift.
There is a 15mm bolt on the draglink which locks down the adjustment collar. Loosen the bolt, then adjust the collar to lengthen or shorten the drag link as needed, then tighten the bolt back. I find it easiest to have the wheels straight, then adjust the draglink until the steering wheel is straight. It shouldn’t take a lot of adjustment.I got the lift installed and my steering wheel is slightly off like you mentioned. Can you give a newbie more details on what bolt or what I need to do to get it back to center?