01PArunner
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If I set the front struts at 3.5" of lift on the Sonoran Steel 1.2 system, will the c.v. angles be at severe angles on my 01 with a stock front bumper?
Sonoran Steel lift with stock front bumper?
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Pikeman
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The kit Steve sells is only adjustable to 2.5" of lift. So you will not be able to go as high as you mentioned. I have the All-Pro CO's up front and the 1.2 in the rear and like it however I did crank the front up to 3.25 and am tearing boots a lot and have steep angles.
Going off-roading tomorrow and will have camera, will try to take one at ride height for you of CV angle but remember you wont be able to setas high as I have mine so it wont be as bad.
Going off-roading tomorrow and will have camera, will try to take one at ride height for you of CV angle but remember you wont be able to setas high as I have mine so it wont be as bad.
01PArunner
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Thanks for the replys guys! Correct me if I'm wrong,but I think Steve's lift numbers are based off of a 99' stock suspension. Mine is a 2001, so mine should be an inch lower to begin with than a stock 99'. That's why I said about setting the front at 3.5" as opposed to 2.5" on a 99'. Am I thinking right? I just want to do it right the first time!
Pikeman
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01- You will be very happy with the 1.2 kit. His kit is designed after years and years of research to help eliminate issues like over cranking the coils. Yes your are correct in the fact that ride heights are different between the years, however with lower ride heights came lower factory angles, so you will be fine.
01PArunner
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Thanks! BTW, you have a very nice rig!
