Roky
Well-Known Member
Ok..... wouldn’t hurt to stuff the wheel and see if your shock is bottoming out, if it is, then let tire down a 1/2” and measure the distance between the upper bump housing and the bump pad. That’s how much you should run. My guess is 2” would do it. But.... if you don’t wheel it that hard you can let it ride. It just pisses me off that these so called “shops” don’t know or don’t care about properly installing lifts, that includes cycling the suspension to check things out....... ok rants over......@Roky I think I'm safe in that regard. I had them install fox 2.0 shocks for 2-3 inch lifts.
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