Cure for tracking on the Highway???
09-21-2014, 05:39 PM
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OK, I checked summit for the AEV brackets, but they didn't carry those. Are any better out of the 3, AEV, JKS or ranchero? Yeah, send me the discount code, I need to order a license plate holder also anyway.
09-21-2014, 06:02 PM
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They all do the same thing. The Rancho and JKS are 1 piece and are a little easier to install. The JKS may have different settings for bigger lifts, the Rancho has only one like the AEV. On AEV's website I'm pretty sure that they list a lift requirement for the drop brackets and show you where to measure. I'll PM you the 10% off.
09-21-2014, 06:47 PM
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They all do the same thing. The Rancho and JKS are 1 piece and are a little easier to install. The JKS may have different settings for bigger lifts, the Rancho has only one like the AEV. On AEV's website I'm pretty sure that they list a lift requirement for the drop brackets and show you where to measure. I'll PM you the 10% off.
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09-21-2014, 07:15 PM
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AEV maintains stock caster at 2.5/3.5/3.5
The 3 holes mean nothing actually. The hole positions are not adjustments but settings depending on height,
Even if you were able to adjust, you wouldn't want to push caster too high at 4" of lift.
The Rancho brackets average 5* at 2.5 and lower at 4" (I am at 4* @ 3.5)
The Rancho brackets are more compact and seem stronger. I ran both back to back and caster stayed the same. I run the Rancho brackets currently.
2007 Rubicon /2 door/6 speed
The 3 holes mean nothing actually. The hole positions are not adjustments but settings depending on height,
Even if you were able to adjust, you wouldn't want to push caster too high at 4" of lift.
The Rancho brackets average 5* at 2.5 and lower at 4" (I am at 4* @ 3.5)
The Rancho brackets are more compact and seem stronger. I ran both back to back and caster stayed the same. I run the Rancho brackets currently.
2007 Rubicon /2 door/6 speed
09-22-2014, 04:23 AM
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AEV maintains stock caster at 2.5/3.5/3.5
The 3 holes mean nothing actually. The hole positions are not adjustments but settings depending on height,
Even if you were able to adjust, you wouldn't want to push caster too high at 4" of lift.
The Rancho brackets average 5* at 2.5 and lower at 4" (I am at 4* @ 3.5)
The Rancho brackets are more compact and seem stronger. I ran both back to back and caster stayed the same. I run the Rancho brackets currently.
2007 Rubicon /2 door/6 speed
The 3 holes mean nothing actually. The hole positions are not adjustments but settings depending on height,
Even if you were able to adjust, you wouldn't want to push caster too high at 4" of lift.
The Rancho brackets average 5* at 2.5 and lower at 4" (I am at 4* @ 3.5)
The Rancho brackets are more compact and seem stronger. I ran both back to back and caster stayed the same. I run the Rancho brackets currently.
2007 Rubicon /2 door/6 speed
09-22-2014, 04:46 AM
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Plenty of guys running them with 2.5
Caster is right at 5* which is perfect at that height.
I am at 3.5, caster 3-4*
2007 Rubicon /2 door/6 speed
