What happens when ...

[Matthew W]

... you do a TT/shackle lift at the same time as putting on the Roadmaster Active Suspension system ? Add on a set of Bilstein shocks & a MAC rear differential cover, 265/75/16's ....

Just did the lift and RAS today & wish I would have done it alot sooner ! And doing the TT resolved the leaning problem I had (drivers side was lower than the passengers) ... just need abit more lift in the front tho ... (didn't get as much out of the TT as I had expected, part of that 'leaning' problem)).



Any more suggestions ???



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[FlipTrac_511]

So sweet and so clean...

 

[George T]

Looks awesome....by the way, i noticed that you have the safari bar, did you have to do any adjustments to the mounting when you did the lift ? I know that you have to do adjustments for a grill guard after a body lift. Just wondering if it was the same for you.



Thanks, George T.

 

[Matthew W]

Thanks ... and no, the body and frame didn't seperate any, just the suspension was adjusted (the Safari bar mounts to the front section of the frame).

 

[George T]

cool thanks

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

Math-you, Now do the MOOG Problem Solver front end links and your good to go very securely and comfortably with peace of mind.

 

[mookie]

What do the MOOG Problem Solver front end links do better than stock?