Differential drop

aqua33

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I installed a ReadyLift SST 3" front 2" rear and the kit came with 1" diff drop spacers. My question is do I really need to install the diff drop spacers? I went from 8" of center point clearence to 11" and if I add the diff drop I would only have 10" of clearence. The CV joints do not appear to be at much of an angle and I do not do any hard core trail riding. Obviously ReadyLift did their homework to keep the geometery inplace but is it really needed?
I would like to add that I spent weeks researching all my options and I am very happy with the Readylift SST kit 69-5060 and I got it for $300.00.

Thanks in advance for you input.
 
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No diff drop necessary. The 3rd gens needed it but the 4th gens generally don't unless you lift beyond what you did... The stock CV angles are a little 'negative' so by the time you lift the end up with about the same deflection just on the other side of straight.

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