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He mentions the eventual availability of a rear trackbar in the video, and I’ve always been working off the assumption the “1-3 inch” was on top of the base suspension… not the factory available upgraded suspension found on BL and SAS.Ok, so let me start over. I was just trying to verify the 4wp will have adjustable coilovers for the rear instead of fixed or even worse spacers. I've yet to see any specifics on anything, and the title of the thread is what is needed, and the rear needs attention too. It's not all CV angles and backspacing.
How about everything else for the rear. What's needed, as the thread title says? How high can we lift before the track bar is an issue? What will be needed? New brackets or longer bar? Rear control arms. Any issues there? Pinion angles? Especially the shorter 2 door.
All I'm asking is to address the rear for what the title of the thread is about. What is needed in the rear to lift 2-3 inches for 37+.
And while we are at it, when 4wp says 1-3 inch lift, are they talking about 1-3 inches over the base, the Badlands, or the Squatch suspension?
But that’s just an assumption on my part. You raise all good questions.
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