wholy grease batman, i need a diff drop!(after ome and lc coil lift)

Get rid of the .5" spacer in the front and replace your rear springs with OME 890's or 891's. I would also do a 1.5" diff drop. You have webs touching on your boots which means they have way too much angle. Probably be ok on the highway, but if you take it wheeling, you will put more stress on them flexing and they will be more prone to failure. That is not what you want to happen while out on the trails - ask me how I know.

how do you know? :hatsoff: LOL

lol, yeah i think I'm going to sell all of the coils and replace with 881's and the softer spring in the rear, like i said i just want to fit a 33 tire or close to it 285/75, and have a bit of room for clearance, i don;t wheel hard core more over an expedition sort of guy, long semi difficult trails opposed to short very intense/difficult trails.

i plan on going back to moab area next summer and would like to be comfortable on the intermediate trails, you know at least the ones that will allow me to cut through the park as far as i know there are no easy trails that cross the length of the park, but that's gleened from my one trip there and 30 min conversation with the park ranger. he made it sound iffy with my stock magic '99 coils and 265's and arb for better approach angles.

i hope this clarifies my intentions and helps you guys help me in figuring out what i actually need as opposed to what i actually have, lol, I'm just glad i got this coil swap thing almost down to a science now...:nerd:
 
I just put on some hose clamps yesterday to stop the leaking CVs. Those clamps I bought were a little longer than needed and I have about 3" of "slack" from the end of the fastener. Can I just leave it? Or should I go in there and clip off the extra?
 
I would definitely clean it up so the extra does not damage the boot , so it took what a week?

Haha just about, a week and a half. Boots are still good though. Hopefully they'll hold for a few more months. Thinking it was a good idea that we didn't adjust the front shocks.
 
Haha just about, a week and a half. Boots are still good though. Hopefully they'll hold for a few more months. Thinking it was a good idea that we didn't adjust the front shocks.

Ya look at it this way by the time you do your boots/cv's you will know if you are going to. Want to raise your billies up a notch and can do it at the same time and anything else in the front that might affect the alignment.
 

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