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Old 05-22-2008, 11:19 AM
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6" lift on 2wd

everyone ive talked to says its available, but noone knows anything about having to cut, i know you do on the 4wd for the front differential and all, but...?
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Yes you will have to cut. You at least have to get the lower control arm mount lower and use a longer spindle. The front control arms are not designed to go that low plus you could never get a straight wheel with an alignment. The alignment camber is maxed out with a 3 inch lift.
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thanks toxarch for that info
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Hey Tox, if I put on an aftermarket UCA will I be able to run more negative camber?
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I really don't know the answer to that question.
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Hey Tox, if I put on an aftermarket UCA will I be able to run more negative camber?
Yes.

"...replacement upper control arm system that is intended to replace the factory caster that is lost when any aftermarket 3” lift is installed..."

"...up to 3 degrees of lost caster..."

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WOULD THAT BE RECOMMENDED WITH A 3 INCH TRUXX KIT FOR 2 W.D., QUESTION ABOUT PARTS WEARING OUT?

WHAT ELSE TO INSTALL IN ADDITION TO TRUXX 3 INCH IN FRONT TO BETTER REALLIGN TRUCK AFTER LIFT?

AS TOX SUGGESTED DO YOU REALLY NEED THE ONE INCH LIFT IN REAR?
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Old 05-23-2008, 02:31 PM
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Without the 1 inch block, you will be sagging in the rear with a load in the bed. If you rarely haul big stuff, then it won't be a big deal.
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