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FS: 4th GEN Misc Rear Spacers Arkansas

ARK_SWAMP_RIDER

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***All sold***


I've got several spacers left over from my 4th gen, I switched back to the rear air suspension so I no longer need these. I've used these to correct the driver side lean with various setups I've ran.

1 1.5" Daystar - sold
1 .75" Cornfed - sold
1 10mm OME Trim Packer - sold

All prices are shipped within the US.



 
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Which one worked best to correct the lean? I'd be interested in either the 1.5" or 0.75" spacer depending on what worked best for ya.
 
Which one worked best to correct the lean? I'd be interested in either the 1.5" or 0.75" spacer depending on what worked best for ya.

With stock or other light coils, I'd say the Daystar. With stiffer coils such as the Overland Warehouse (20% over stock) coils that I ran, the Cornfed. The trim packer didn't do much for me, I actually ran the Daystar on the driver and OME on the passenger with the OW coils. It was better but slightly high on driver side so that's when I had the 3/4" spacer made.
 
I've got OME 885's in front and Toytec Superflex coils in the rear. I'm thinking the 3/4" spacer would be best. Would you agree?
 
Yea, I agree. It will get you close enough, it'll still vary depending on how much fuel you have. With around half a tank it should be even.

If anyone else is interested in the Daystar and OME, I'll do both for $35.
 

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