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Yup this is the correct install.
@Mkz567 you might want to look over the whole install.
Will do. I'll have it reinstalled next week. Only problem is i don't do install myself... shop does it so i have to rely on them.
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Will do. I'll have it reinstalled next week. Only problem is i don't do install myself... shop does it so i have to rely on them.
Scary. Should have been fairly obvious to any shop worth its salt. Whole install is suspect IMHO...
 

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Does this matter? I see people install other way?

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Does this matter? I see people install other way?

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Not sure if it matters, but metalcloak calls for it the other way. Only thing i can see different is the jam nut bottoming out on the bracket when fully extended
 

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Does this matter? I see people install other way?

Since they got the trackbar wrong and the control arms the wrong direction, id be curious on if they torqued everything correctly too
 

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SMH...i have no idea.

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Does this matter? I see people install other way?

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Tire might rub the arm that way, I can’t recall if the one end is longer than the other from the bend
 

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Sorry for the delay. Here is the 2.5" on Falcon 2.1s. I will get more pictures this weekend after I swap out the front bumper.
The rear is sitting at 41 3/4" which is an inch and a half higher with the MC GC than when it was on the Rubi shocks and springs (off a hardtop with steel bumpers). The front measurements are skewed until I get the winch and front bumper on, because I'm currently running with 3/4" RC spacers in the front to compensate.

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Are these the stock fenders or rubi takeoffs
 

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Question for those of you with this lift. I know quite a few have run it with 37s. Have any run it with 38s, or should I expect rubbing?
 

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Question for those of you with this lift. I know quite a few have run it with 37s. Have any run it with 38s, or should I expect rubbing?
Check out Litebrite's videos on youtube...they are running the MC 3.5" with 38's and barely clear when flexing. They'll rub at 2.5"
 
 



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