adding a little more lift to the front and rear

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Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear [Re: DennisThompson] #883237 04/30/08 02:46 PM

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I did some experimenting (trial and error) when I started making the spacers and with the Eibachs the 3/4" spacers is the tallest I got to work without the cv axles not rubbing on the strut forks. If you want more lift think about a body lift or a SAS.

Dennis

i think you're right, i think they rub a little even with my kit when the upper ball joint starts to wear a little from being allowed to over extend slightly.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
adding a little more lift to the front and rear	sportagebandit	04/29/08 04:53 AM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	DEFBOY35	04/29/08 05:45 AM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	Dave Scott	04/29/08 01:26 PM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	fokion	04/29/08 07:05 PM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	Everet	04/29/08 09:21 PM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	sportagebandit	04/30/08 12:03 AM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	DennisThompson	04/30/08 03:35 AM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	Dave Scott	04/30/08 02:46 PM
Re: adding a little more lift to the front and rear	sportagebandit	05/07/08 05:51 AM

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