Does it appear that it may cause an issue requiring limiting straps? IE, do the shocks allow too much down travel, allowing the springs to become loose?
I've also been back and forth between the MC and RK websites. Still not ready to pull the trigger but heavily leaning towards RK due to the Pro-x rear trackbar delete setup. Also highly interested in the MC 6-pack shocks. So...possibly slightly frankensteining my rig
I wouldnt say I've seen a LOT around here, but at least 10 different ones. I drive from the woodlands to sugarland and back every day for work. They're out there...but not as much as I expected. Wranglers are a dime a dozen on the sam houston and I45.
Agreed...my Silverado was very clean sounding. This...well, I have to agree with OP, I had a Honda Element (2004) that had better controls of the sound.
y'all....the tire fill alert settings will NOT get rid of your warning lights. all it does is allow you to set a pressure on the screen (either higher or lower than current pressure) and it will honk the horn and flash the lights when you reach that pressure. The only way to get rid of the...
There is some kind of sensor, because when you're in neutral, clutch out the ESS turns the truck off, if you out it in gear while in ESS mode it tells you that the vehicle is in gear and wont start until you go neutral or press the clutch
Is it required to be lifted for the Pro-x rear end upgrade, or can I just replace upper/lower control arms and ditch the track bar then lift and adjust it later? @Rock Krawler Suspension
I've been bouncing between both websites (RK & MC). Not exactly ready to pull the trigger yet, but the track bar delete has me leaning toward RK, but probably with the 6-pak MC shocks.