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I just finished this lift and the Rancho geo brackets with arm in center hole as I have read on here. The steering feels a bit loose with a slight bit of wander. Anyone have any ideas? AEV steering stabilizer or use a different hole? Been running 37's all summer and did not notice anything before.
I initially had mine in the center holes and my caster was at 7.4 I moved up to the top hole and the steering and ride feels a little better. Moving to the top holes actually gets the control arms more level which improved the already good ride. Not sure where the caster is now but I’m hoping 6-6.5???

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I initially had mine in the center holes and my caster was at 7.4 I moved up to the top hole and the steering and ride feels a little better. Moving to the top holes actually gets the control arms more level which improved the already good ride. Not sure where the caster is now but I’m hoping 6-6.5???

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Looks good. You on 35’s or 37’s ?
 

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I did the aev 2” with aev savegre II and 37 ko2s on a Mojave. The tires definitely look thin and do not stick out at all. I also have had nittos which look wider/bigger. Also, I don’t think I would ever need to regear for better Highway performance. I was going to do it all in one shot, but wanted to make sure I would need the regear. Glad I waited Just an opinion.
 

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I did the aev 2” with aev savegre II and 37 ko2s on a Mojave. The tires definitely look thin and do not stick out at all. I also have had nittos which look wider/bigger. Also, I don’t think I would ever need to regear for better Highway performance. I was going to do it all in one shot, but wanted to make sure I would need the regear. Glad I waited Just an opinion.
Same boat as far as gears and AEV wheels (I have Salta XR) but my wheels do poke an inch I’d say.
 

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I initially had mine in the center holes and my caster was at 7.4 I moved up to the top hole and the steering and ride feels a little better. Moving to the top holes actually gets the control arms more level which improved the already good ride. Not sure where the caster is now but I’m hoping 6-6.5???

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I have had my AEV lift installed for a year now. It has been a great system but the boots on all the the sway bar links are completely shot. All of them are brittle with large cracks everywhere.

Anyone else having the same issue? I’m planning to call AEV to see about replacements and if not, will buy some from somewhere else.

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I have had my AEV lift installed for a year now. It has been a great system but the boots on all the the sway bar links are completely shot. All of them are brittle with large cracks everywhere.

Anyone else having the same issue? I’m planning to call AEV to see about replacements and if not, will buy some from somewhere else.

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Yes, I have the same issue after less than 6 mo 🙁
 

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I have had my AEV lift installed for a year now. It has been a great system but the boots on all the the sway bar links are completely shot. All of them are brittle with large cracks everywhere.

Anyone else having the same issue? I’m planning to call AEV to see about replacements and if not, will buy some from somewhere else.

Cheers
Curious to see how AEV handles this. I’d like to pull the trigger but getting cold feet for AEV. May go Clayton.
 

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I haven’t noticed it on mine but I’ll look more closely this week as I have to replace the drag link.

Assume we could replace the links with something else if they’re shot and AEV won’t send replacements?
 

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I haven’t noticed it on mine but I’ll look more closely this week as I have to replace the drag link.

Assume we could replace the links with something else if they’re shot and AEV won’t send replacements?
Yea I haven't looked into it enough but will start researching options.

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Yea I haven't looked into it enough but will start researching options.

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Following just curious of the outcome on this. I hadn't thought about the end links, but had been thinking recently about putting in just longer, progressive rate springs and removing the AEV spacers.
 

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I have had my AEV lift installed for a year now. It has been a great system but the boots on all the the sway bar links are completely shot. All of them are brittle with large cracks everywhere.

Anyone else having the same issue? I’m planning to call AEV to see about replacements and if not, will buy some from somewhere else.

Cheers
Same here!!! I just noticed this a few months ago when I put on my 37s and was playing with my alignment. Boots are pretty done and was upsetting considering I’m at about a year and a half now since installed. Thinking I should go with something with quick disconnects. If anyone gets with AEV please post. I will if I find time to.
 

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Never mind, add me to the list on the torn boots. Damn.
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