alright, im sure this has been covered a million times but, im getting a 6inch lift. Im going to get 6inch BDS springs in the front, and i was going to get 6inch springs in the back to but, i was thinking maybe i should get the shackle reverse from offroad design and then 2inch BDS springs. My question is that i dont think that the 2 inch springs would come with shims, how would i go about the angle with 6inchs of lift in back?
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Another Lift Question
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pauly383
Daddy383
Like I was told you need to use an angle finder and find your current angle. Then you shim it to within 3 degrees of driveshaft for a CV Shaft (point it at t-case. Or with stock shaft you need the angles to match at each end ( basically both pinion and t-case point flat in relation to each other ). Hope it helps /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
TruckNutzDude
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BDS doesn't make 2" springs for the rear, only 4" ones. You'll need Tuff Country springs or Skyjacker (I think skyjacker sells them) You can't really tell for sure if your pinion angle is good with a shackle flip until the flip is installed. I'd say you'll be good. I'm going to be using 2" blocks with my shakle flip, but I'm using 63's for the rear... Don't know how it'll come out... yet since nothing is installed /forums/images/graemlins/dunno.gif Good luck anyays /forums/images/graemlins/waytogo.gif
TruckNutzDude
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basically both pinion and t-case point flat in relation to each other
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that's called parallel /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
basically both pinion and t-case point flat in relation to each other
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that's called parallel /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
pauly383
Daddy383
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