Rough Country Lift...anybody got it?
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hey fingerbang have you had any problems with the front end and the CV angles? Did you have to cut or weld any parts. and i noticed that you stuck with a 17'' rim other lifts require you to go bigger nice to see you don't have to with this lift.
Last edited by trashman139; 11-28-2010 at 10:38 AM. Reason: adding more questions.
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no problems with CV angles, a spacer is added to the driveshaft though. You do have to cut part of the front crossmember mount, once the stock crossmember is removed, no welding required.
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So far the kit is holding up. I have only had it on a month so far and need to take the truck in to get it all retightened and then RE-Realigned.
I have had the front passengers side coil spring pop on me when i hit a large speed bump once or twice. Will see what the problem is when i throw it on the rack.
Improved the overall ride and look of the truck.
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i am still unsure if the lifted truck should be aligned to factory specs or not. he doesn't seem to think so, so the alignment is at:
camber 1.0° left 0.1° right
caster 3.3° left 4.6° right
toe 0.21° left 0.16° right
cross camber 0.9°
cross caster -1.3°
total toe 0.38°
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Did you have to do anything with the stock brakes? I'm looking at the 4" RC lift, and my dealer is telling me that with 35's I'd need to install larger brakes, but after searching a bunch of mods here I can't see that anyone has had to do that.
Also, how do you recalibrate the speedometer??
Thanks!
Also, how do you recalibrate the speedometer??
Thanks!