Those with .85 and 1.75 bilstein lifts please chime in

SoFloT4Run

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First let me point out that i have searched extensively and i have not seen a clear cut answer.

Being that this would be a mild lift( no higher than 1.75) i wanted to see if any of you guys who have this left set up have had the need to install new ucas to maintain close stock caster alignment specs.

I would be using 17x8.5 wheels with 0 offset on 265/70/17 ko2s.




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No need for uca is my understanding as long as it's less than 2.5 with stock alignment specs

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I've got the 1.75 up front, no lift in the rear. Just about level to the eye. The dealer installed (along with a bunch of other maintenance stuff) and said they would only set the caster near 3 (just under). Rides great, 100% better than stock.
 
I did 1.75 setting. No issues with getting in spec. Here's my build thread...I have my alignment sheet on there. I had some slight rubbing with my tires on reverse, but nothing a quick trim of the front bumper couldn't fix.

First let me point out that i have searched extensively and i have not seen a clear cut answer.

Being that this would be a mild lift( no higher than 1.75) i wanted to see if any of you guys who have this left set up have had the need to install new ucas to maintain close stock caster alignment specs.

I would be using 17x8.5 wheels with 0 offset on 265/70/17 ko2s.




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Thanks for the input everybody. This helps put my mind at ease about my decision and not having to fork out $$$ for ucas if i really dont need to


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It would be crazy if you ended up needing....

1.75 front / 1 inch spacer in the rear... stock UCAs.


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