What Next?
Ok, I need a little help. I have finally got my 3" evo coils on order and I have already installed a jks front adjustable Trac bar along with brake line extensions and bilstein shocks and jks quick discos, rear trac bar relocation bracket. I*know for sure I'll need a drag link flip kit... What else is a must right away? What can wait a month or two? Also, brands would be nice to know which y'all prefer. Thanks for the help everyone.
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Originally Posted by aaronstephen
(Post 3501103)
Ok, I need a little help. I have finally got my 3" evo coils on order and I have already installed a jks front adjustable Trac bar along with brake line extensions and bilstein shocks and jks quick discos, rear trac bar relocation bracket. I*know for sure I'll need a drag link flip kit... What else is a must right away? What can wait a month or two? Also, brands would be nice to know which y'all prefer. Thanks for the help everyone.
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x2. Adj front control arms before flip kit.
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Originally Posted by CerOf
(Post 3501116)
Control arms, adjustable, to get caster back to spec would arguably be next before a flip kit. At least adjustable lowers and/or uppers for the front. Rear can wait, especially on a four door. |
I believe caster effects drive ability more than the flip kit. Honestly, I'd do both at the same time. Even if you have to wait another month or two.
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Originally Posted by CerOf
(Post 3501290)
I believe caster effects drive ability more than the flip kit. Honestly, I'd do both at the same time. Even if you have to wait another month or two.
So you think I can wait on upper's for a little while then? |
Depends on the amount of actual lift. You may not need the uppers or even the flip kit. Most flip kits require 3-4" of lift and 3" of bumpstop to run.
Install the LCA's first to get the caster back. Only if you have bumpsteer, install a highsteer setup. |
Originally Posted by kjeeper10
(Post 3501484)
Depends on the amount of actual lift. You may not need the uppers or even the flip kit. Most flip kits require 3-4" of lift and 3" of bumpstop to run.
Install the LCA's first to get the caster back. Only if you have bumpsteer, install a highsteer setup. I've heard both opinions, upper ca's first and lower ca's first. :thinking: What have been the problems from 3" of lift or higher and not installing a flip kit? when does it become a problem as far as driving conditions (highway or in town)? THanks for your help. I'm just trying to learn as much as possible as I try and build up my rig. I like to do these things myself and not just have a shop install everything for me. Also, just to note that I will be installing 3" EVO Plush Ride Coils, which is why I am asking "what next?" |
Because not everybody has the same results. 2 door/4 door. Heavy mods ie bumpers winch.
My RK coils have my 2 door over 4" of lift. Drivability is a mess. I have lowers only and recently installed a highsteer. Uppers and lowers will get your wheel base back. - lowers only = caster/pinion - uppers only = caster pinion - uppers and lowers = center axle (lowers) uppers to adjust for caster/pinion. You don't want to throw money around if not needed. Install the lift and see how the jeep drives. IMO a highsteer setup is not needed 2.5-3" of lift. Center the axle (left/right) with a adjustable track bar and if needed lowers for caster. Go from there. Don't over think this it will drive you mad :D |
I posted about the EVO coils. Can't wait to see how they work out for you.
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