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I have the 3 inch Procomp lift and it does have a dropped track bar and a drop pitman arm to correct geometry. The track bar is what locates the axle under the truck if the distance between the truck and the axle increases (lift) the axle will be pulled sideways if a longer track bar or drop bracket is not used. My Solid axle Jeep had the same problem untill I put in adjustable track bars. The drop pitman arm is not needed but a the drag link will need to be adjusted because if you lift your truck and do not adjust the draglink (pitman arm to passenger steering knuckle) the steering wheel will not be straight. Adjusting the draglink is pretty easy just play with it till the steering wheel is centered and the wheels are centered. If it where my truck I would definately do a track bar drop or get an adjustable one to center the axle under the truck. Also the truck will not need an alignment as you can center the steering yourself or take it to a shop if you feel its neccesary.
#14
Nah the shop I used to work at did 4 wheel alignments for 100 dollars.. What alot of ppl never figured out when they pay for the alignment at that shop is that you cant align the real wheels anyways.. unless its an import or IRS vehicle.. But you go to any shop and they screw ppl over.. its not a new occurance..
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I have the 3 inch Procomp lift and it does have a dropped track bar and a drop pitman arm to correct geometry. The track bar is what locates the axle under the truck if the distance between the truck and the axle increases (lift) the axle will be pulled sideways if a longer track bar or drop bracket is not used. My Solid axle Jeep had the same problem untill I put in adjustable track bars. The drop pitman arm is not needed but a the drag link will need to be adjusted because if you lift your truck and do not adjust the draglink (pitman arm to passenger steering knuckle) the steering wheel will not be straight. Adjusting the draglink is pretty easy just play with it till the steering wheel is centered and the wheels are centered. If it where my truck I would definately do a track bar drop or get an adjustable one to center the axle under the truck. Also the truck will not need an alignment as you can center the steering yourself or take it to a shop if you feel its neccesary.
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well after a conversation with the guys a t top gunz they said anything 3" or bigger you will need new brackets pitman ect.. 2" all you need is shocks so i think im going with 2.5" (didnt ask about this one but .5 " ?? will it really matter? )i will use this lift till these tires go south. i did jack the truck up to see the difference . 41" from ground to fender now. 43.5 when all said and done looks pretty nice with the 2.5" not to much fender and not to crammed. now that i think about it the 2.5 " is like a level but since im prety level now 41" rear 41" front i think this will do.
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Spacers, upper and lower control arms, MX6 Adjustable shocks, track bar drop, drop pitman arm, sway bar drop and new rear aluminum 1 piece blocks. Pretty good kit for the money. The previous owner had it put in before I bought it but looking at the recipt a year ago I was amazed for what you got for the money. Only thing I added was a new rancho steering stabilizer (good mod).