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If im going with a 3.5" lfft should I flip my draglink?
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When I looked at it for my 3.5", everything suggested 4.5" and up. I think this is due to clearance issues when the suspension is compressed. So, as I understand it, you need more bump stop limit to prevent crashing the draglink into something, which would be limiting up travel to not so great in less than 4.5".
 

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BTW, if you're settled on a make of suspension, give them a call and discuss it with them. Metalcloak folks seem to have knowledgeable reps on the phone.
 

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yes it might help if you have bumpsteer just make sure you have enough bumpstop...other wise your drag link and frame can become acquainted in a bad way. cycle your suspension to be sure..you can also notch your frame.
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