One last question before I spend $$ on a lift today.

Sorry guys dont mean to hijack but does anyone know what the 3" evo springs will net a heavy 2 door front and rear. Thinking about replacing my tf 2.5 springs. Thanks
 
2007blackJk said:
I paid $300 for the synergy kit?
Chrome-moly bar might be overkill, but the joints sure aren't.

Yea .. I'm lucky to still run stock arms In the rear with no driveshaft issues at 3.5"
Not everybody has the same luck.
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I believe it costs $399 for their kit, so you must have got a steal of a deal or I'm quoting old prices :thinking:

I'm rockin stockers except front lowers and I dont need luck...free stock arms rain down more online than anyone could ever need!

CrazyLarry said:
Sorry guys dont mean to hijack but does anyone know what the 3" evo springs will net a heavy 2 door front and rear. Thinking about replacing my tf 2.5 springs. Thanks
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Depends on what heavy means. I'd say right at 3" if you mean the standard heavy that most of us run with aftermarket bumpers, winch, and oversized spare.
 
StrizzyChris said:
I believe it costs $399 for their kit, so you must have got a steal of a deal or I'm quoting old prices :thinking:

I'm rockin stockers except front lowers and I dont need luck...free stock arms rain down more online than anyone could ever need!



Depends on what heavy means. I'd say right at 3" if you mean the standard heavy that most of us run with aftermarket bumpers, winch, and oversized spare.
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Yes that is what I mean by heavy I also run a hardtop year round. My tf nets me 3" up front and 2" in the rear give or take so was just looking for numbers both upfront and rear when settled. Not looking to go much higher
 
So hijacking here I have the currie hd tie rod and drag link what would I need to do to do a drag link flip do I need to buy a kit or can I buy a reamer tool idk I see bracket and stuff
 
rodgerdathug said:
So hijacking here I have the currie hd tie rod and drag link what would I need to do to do a drag link flip do I need to buy a kit or can I buy a reamer tool idk I see bracket and stuff
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Just a axle bracket and reamer or insert. The bushing can be threaded the other way to orientate the drag link in the raised position. I think there's a tool for the bushing. Might want to look into that.
 
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