Why not order the AU kit, slightly lower front, without issues4 days of moderate to light offloading. ~400mi or so.
I am going back to stock!
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Why not order the AU kit, slightly lower front, without issues4 days of moderate to light offloading. ~400mi or so.
I am going back to stock!
I also think you areI was sent a picture by the company that had carried out the lift on the Grenadier belonging to George Ratcliffe himself. I guess that if he was to suffer any problems, it wouldn't be a big problem regardless.
The amount of fails involved, in my view could well be down to mistakes in fitting. I can see how a boot could easily be damaged. Or am I just wishful thinking?
I didn’t notice any untouched cars failing. Apparently the cv choice was half baked like much of the truck but, it think it works if unaltered so I’m not gonna fret it unless there’s there’s something definitive. This hasn’t proven to be endemic yet.I also think you are
In my opinion, if there are some fast failures on raised cars (and of course here INEOS could refuse warranty repair) AND on some unmodified cars (no discussion possible about warranty!), this doesn't seem good for the long term.
Reliability seems to be quite poor for that driveshaft. I will (didn't do it yet) check mine.
No, not yetare they selling these yet?
Thank you sirNo, not yet
I think it prudent for a little more (IA) investigation and (IA + aftermarket) development time.Seems to be a must do modification at this point....
I think it prudent for a little more (IA) investigation and (IA + aftermarket) development time.
While I was originally happy with the CV design as I wouldn’t have to replace DC centering balls, now I’m a little concerned.
Please DM me for more info. I have significantly minimized/eliminated harmonics with adjustments to the angles. You can order now if you like!are they selling these yet?
DM sentPlease DM me for more info. I have significantly minimized/eliminated harmonics with adjustments to the angles. You can order now if you like!
They look fineI've had the Eibach lift springs with 35" tires for about 7500 miles now. I just checked mine and they look fine to me, do others agree?
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Realy interesting, why are some breaking quickly?…different batch?I've had the Eibach lift springs with 35" tires for about 7500 miles now. I just checked mine and they look fine to me, do others agree?
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had the about the same mileage on my lift springs when my front driveshaft failed.. I'm running stock 17's and am loaded a little heavy with a 55gt fridge and slide, ~180lb RTT, small awning and the alu-cab cross bars/mounts. Here's my newly installed replacement. Caster was at .9 and 1.0 (hunter machine). The difference between ours is considerable. Now just to figure out why (Thanks J.V., for letting me pick your brain). I'll start with removing the weight , then changing back to stock springs. DC after the warranty period. Also plan to install the Teraflex Jeep JT Rzeppa on the failed DS for a spare. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.I've had the Eibach lift springs with 35" tires for about 7500 miles now. I just checked mine and they look fine to me, do others agree?
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