Topic: Anyone want to help a San Diegan with his lift install in mid November

[hunter0389]

Sweet.  How high are the front and rear?  Looks like it is leveled.

[knightrider]

Definitely higher in the front, gotta crank them suckers down. 

[InsideOut104]

I didn't take measurements. It is higher in front for sure! The coilovers gotta go down. Probably about an inch!

[Ghost65]

Lift looks great.  Assuming you are running 16" wheels?  I agree with Jordan...let some tension out of the coils.  That is unless you plan on adding weight (armor, sliders, winch) in the near future.

[InsideOut104]

Lift looks great.  Assuming you are running 16" wheels?  I agree with Jordan...let some tension out of the coils.  That is unless you plan on adding weight (armor, sliders, winch) in the near future.

No, these wheels are the stock 17's (SE model). I am hoping someone in or near Long Beach can help me after work this week to lower the CO's a little bit. Anyone in or near Long Beach area?

I only plan to add sliders, and stock Off Road/Pro4x skids.

[Ghost65]

No, these wheels are the stock 17's (SE model). I am hoping someone in or near Long Beach can help me after work this week to lower the CO's a little bit. Anyone in or near Long Beach area?

I only plan to add sliders, and stock Off Road/Pro4x skids.

Definitely let some tension out then if those are 17's. That should help the CBC.

[InsideOut104]

I'm not exactly sure it's CBC. It isn't metal to metal. From what I can tell, it is the bump stops on the UCA's hitting the coil bucket. The only "clunk" noise I can hear is coming from the passenger side. I should have brought my tools with me to Long Beach so I can triple check everything was tightened up (we double checked before putting the wheels back on already).