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Been holding off on until these adjustable rears are available. Have a ballpark on when we can expect them? 6 months? A year? Less?
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can you make adjustable perches for the fronts too? if so, we would no longer need spacers and can just fine tune![]()
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Before leaving, also did Broken Arrow. I was to lazy air down for this trail so I did at 40psi. Glad I did the lift before hitting this trail. Definitely some areas where bumpers could have been scraped/torn and some belly rub. Was able to complete the trail easily and even did Devil's staircase easily.
I put this set up on a few weeks ago, am I’m very happy with it. I’ll write a full review of it as soon as I have some time to get pictures together. It’s a pretty new system to the market, but it’s a well known company and someone has to be the first to jump in the pool!
I feel as though it rides better then stock. I’ve heard a lot of complaints about 5100 feeling stiff, and I get none of that. I have 500 miles on it now and the front seems to have settled a bit. I also haven’t tested them much off pavement yet.
Day of install:
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After settling (posing next to [MENTION=139460]Terra Firma[/MENTION] with his Icon Stage II):
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So far, I would highly suggest if you’re looking for a good ride, slight lift & level. You only need what comes in the kit, no diff drop or anything else.
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Good review.
LOL, 40 psi even beats me, I do it at 33 which is what I run on the street (P-metric ATs). But no lift is needed for Broken Arrow or any other Sedona trailNo need to tell your family that though
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Any issue without the diff drop? How are your CV boot angles?
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