so i installed my jri single adjustment shocks....i made front 5" from frame to ground.....and rear 6" from frame to ground? all things being equal..what do you think? all suggestions welcome...thanks
coil adjustment
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so i installed my jri single adjustment shocks....i made front 5" from frame to ground.....and rear 6" from frame to ground? all things being equal..what do you think? all suggestions welcome...thanks
That sounds about right for a base with stock wheels - I just did a quick check against mine
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So I gotta be real old. When I read this thread title, I was like "wtf?". There's no way to adjust a coil (spark plug coil) until I realized he was talking shocks.
Thanks for making me feel real old! lol
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I want at least that much from the bottom of the front lip to the road. Last year my right front tire went into a groove in the road made by an 80,000 pound tractor trailer and my black plastic screamed. Couple of other minor scrapes are on me.
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Doc your not old your refined
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ok Macaws, i changed from base wheels to the SL set up..18's and 20 in back with SL rims also...what would i be looking at then.? thanks
Did you change your rear shock clevis? They're different sizes on the base vs. SL models...
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ok Macaws, i changed from base wheels to the SL set up..18's and 20 in back with SL rims also...what would i be looking at then.? thanks
Sorry bud I am not sure - Have no point of reference here. Just my base with stock wheels.
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I'm running 5 1/2 rear and front passenger. 6 1/4 front driver side. The front sits more level when I'm in it
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Hell it's probably drops more than that with my fat ass.
I haven't had anyone measure yet when I'm in it. It just seems like a good idea. -
If you do not have issues with clearance I would suggest lowering it 2.5" from what they sit stock. It will put the right amount of camber on the tires and handle/perform better. The twitchy feeling at 60-80ish will also be gone.
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If you do not have issues with clearance I would suggest lowering it 2.5" from what they sit stock. It will put the right amount of camber on the tires and handle/perform better. The twitchy feeling at 60-80ish will also be gone.
Are you saying set the front to three inches? What would you set the back to?
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Are you saying set the front to three inches? What would you set the back to?
Turn the front collars 8 full turns. leave the back as it is. Give me a call 715-600-2024 if you need help or have more questions. I will be more than happy to walk you through adjusting them.
