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Old 01-28-2013, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jeepwave

Good advice and honestly the price for a kit with 8 arms isn't as expensive as I thought...I think I'm going with currie or jks
I installed my 8 arm (short) kit about 6mths ago - love them. Previously running skyjacker (they were on it when I bought it). Night and day as far as quality and fitment. I would suggest the currie kit too
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Old 01-30-2013, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by hneiper

I installed my 8 arm (short) kit about 6mths ago - love them. Previously running skyjacker (they were on it when I bought it). Night and day as far as quality and fitment. I would suggest the currie kit too
I think I'm convinced with the currie...
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I'm going with the Skyjacker adjustable control arms. Just my preference.
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Been running the Currie arms, all 8, for two years now and no problems. I put a pump of grease in them every 6 months.
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