aevgladitorrubi
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That response was to Clayton-- this one to you Clayton (2.5" Overland plus with Fox shocks), sorry... I had said that many posts agoAnd the winner was?
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That response was to Clayton-- this one to you Clayton (2.5" Overland plus with Fox shocks), sorry... I had said that many posts agoAnd the winner was?
They both correct geometry, but differently. The Clayton adjustable control arms allow for full castor adjustment. AEV (at least on my JK 2.5 lift) get the caster pushed out using the factory control arms, which are not adjustable, but the control arms are then more parallel to the ground and don't transfer road bumps back up vertically into the frame. @KurtP did both which might be overkill (especially in a 2.5" application like I'm looking at) , but for his 3.5" application was a no-compromise approach.I've been a four-time AEV guy too-- I think that you are prob referring to the AEV geometry correction brackets, which effectively are the same as what the 2.5" Clayton Off-Road Overlamd plus both upper and lower, front and rear control arms... their springs are very stout via the spring rates...
Will 37x13.5s clear with 3.5 springs in the front on ecodiesel JT?All of our lift kits come with a Full Lifetime Warranty against bending or breaking!
Yes as long as your backspacing is somewhere between 4.5 and 4.75!Will 37x13.5s clear with 3.5 springs in the front on ecodiesel JT?
My backspacing is 3.5Yes as long as your backspacing is somewhere between 4.5 and 4.75!
That of course works as well, anything under 4.5 will work perfectly fine it just sticks out further past the fender at that point. It's when going too much in the other direction getting closer to 5 that you have to worry about potential rubbing issues.My backspacing is 3.5
Here is a customers vehicle I saved some pictures of. JT diesel on our 3.5" Overland Plus kit and I believe 37" tires.Does anyone have pics of the Clayton 3.5 on a diesel with 37s?
Ditto.Control arms and drop brackets do similar but different things.
Control arms center the axle and adjust caster. Geometry correction brackets do some of this as pre-positioned intervals (usually 3) so you cannot fine tune your caster. What they do give you is great anti dive and braking stability. Thats why i paired the two together.