me too with Mopar Lift, really solid and adjustable while on vehicleSteer Smarts Yeti
I really think the whole 'adjustable while on vehicle' thing is irrelevant. Any adjustable bar or arm requires one bolt to adjust. And really, how often do you actually adjust anything? Maybe if you add a ton of extra permanent static weight, or after springs settle... but then never again.me too with Mopar Lift, really solid and adjustable while on vehicle
Way easier to adjust one on the jeep than off. Having to deal with Jam nuts sucks and you can pull your measurements way easier with one on the jeepI really think the whole 'adjustable while on vehicle' thing is irrelevant. Any adjustable bar or arm requires one bolt to adjust. And really, how often do you actually adjust anything? Maybe if you add a ton of extra permanent static weight, or after springs settle... but then never again.
I haven't met a jam nut that the proper wrench didn't devour.Way easier to adjust one on the jeep than off. Having to deal with Jam nuts sucks and you can pull your measurements way easier with one on the jeep
True but no jam nuts on the rough country or steersmarts to worry about. I'm not saying that the ones with jam nuts are bad, they just take more time to adjust and get your measurements right.I haven't met a jam nut that the proper wrench didn't devour.
I agree that you adjust once and then leave it but it is a lot easier to just spin the adjustment to dial it in then removing and adjusting again and again until it is perfect. It is not a deal breaker at all but just a nice feature of it.I really think the whole 'adjustable while on vehicle' thing is irrelevant. Any adjustable bar or arm requires one bolt to adjust. And really, how often do you actually adjust anything? Maybe if you add a ton of extra permanent static weight, or after springs settle... but then never again.