Totally having a brain fart on this rubicon lift....
06-11-2015, 07:18 AM
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Totally having a brain fart on this rubicon lift....
Did some searching and cant find the proper answer so thought I would post it up....
Lifting a 2014 Rubi.....customer wants a spacer lift to run 35's and it will never see anything but gravel and some dusty conditions but do the electronic discos come into play while doing budget lifts on Rubi's? We are looking at the AEV spacer budget kit. I know I know....I should know this lol...but someone/anyone can chime in.
Lifting a 2014 Rubi.....customer wants a spacer lift to run 35's and it will never see anything but gravel and some dusty conditions but do the electronic discos come into play while doing budget lifts on Rubi's? We are looking at the AEV spacer budget kit. I know I know....I should know this lol...but someone/anyone can chime in.
06-11-2015, 07:33 AM
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Did some searching and cant find the proper answer so thought I would post it up....
Lifting a 2014 Rubi.....customer wants a spacer lift to run 35's and it will never see anything but gravel and some dusty conditions but do the electronic discos come into play while doing budget lifts on Rubi's? We are looking at the AEV spacer budget kit. I know I know....I should know this lol...but someone/anyone can chime in.
Lifting a 2014 Rubi.....customer wants a spacer lift to run 35's and it will never see anything but gravel and some dusty conditions but do the electronic discos come into play while doing budget lifts on Rubi's? We are looking at the AEV spacer budget kit. I know I know....I should know this lol...but someone/anyone can chime in.
06-11-2015, 07:36 AM
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Mouth country supplies new links for the rear swaybar, then you move the stock rear links forward. This is for their 2.5" budget boost.
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06-12-2015, 05:13 AM
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Well as per customer we are doing a AEV budget boost...moving the stock rear discos to the front and doing JKS links in the rear. Then possibly 35's....Duratracs for the mall crawler.