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The bracket and clamp are the only things that got hurt. Ben @ Filthy says the clamp shouldn't be more than $40 - I'm waiting on that email.
I'm running all four corners at 3 clicks from softest.
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I'm running all four corners at 3 clicks from softest.
Good to hear! I’m running at 12 clicks so was just curious.
Did you adjust your front collars after running them for a while? Mine are at the top of the threads & I’m getting noise from the coils. Plan on tightening them up a bit to level it up when I put the larger tires on.
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I did back the fronts off a couple threads from how they were delivered, but not to where they make any noises. There's still a couple threads showing up front.
I haven't finished my tire swing arm yet, so I haven't touched the rears at all. I have maybe 1/2" of rake now, so it's really close.
The Mrs. likes the cushy ride. lol
I haven't finished my tire swing arm yet, so I haven't touched the rears at all. I have maybe 1/2" of rake now, so it's really close.
The Mrs. likes the cushy ride. lol
Mine are still as delivered with 4-5 threads on the rear and maybe 1 on the front, so I’ve got around a 1” rake. Thinking I’ll crank the fronts down to 4-5 like the rear and back off a few clicks on the adjusters. The extra weight of a 37” spare will probably squat the rear a little bit, though, so I’ll wait until they get here before adjusting anything.
Really appreciate your input on this thread. It’s been a lot of help with getting mine installed and set up.
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Mine are set a delivered and I am dead level.
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Off the truck carnage pic. 
I ordered a riv-nut kit that'll be here the same time as the extreme clearance kit. No more being limited by where I can reach the back of the hole for mounting options.
I ordered a riv-nut kit that'll be here the same time as the extreme clearance kit. No more being limited by where I can reach the back of the hole for mounting options.
Finally got my 37’s mounted last night and took measurements today. If I’ve got time this weekend, I’ll put it on the lift and adjust the fronts to level it up with the rear.
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Finally got my Kings installed. Set at 0 preload up front and about 1/2 in the rear. Set like this from King.
got about 2.25” lift up front and about .75 in the rear. Winch and bumper up front so would be around 3 with stock bumper.
Front shocks were about .75” longer than OEM and rears were about 1.0”.
Little rigid on small stuff on the road but soaks up bigger stuff good.
Overall, spring rates could drop a little bit but rides ok. Plenty of damping. About the same body roll up front, but rear is definitely more rigid/less roll.
Plan to stay on 33s for the foreseeable future
got about 2.25” lift up front and about .75 in the rear. Winch and bumper up front so would be around 3 with stock bumper.
Front shocks were about .75” longer than OEM and rears were about 1.0”.
Little rigid on small stuff on the road but soaks up bigger stuff good.
Overall, spring rates could drop a little bit but rides ok. Plenty of damping. About the same body roll up front, but rear is definitely more rigid/less roll.
Plan to stay on 33s for the foreseeable future
Looks really good! I tried to convince myself I didn’t want to put big tires on mine, but I just wouldn’t listen….Finally got my Kings installed. Set at 0 preload up front and about 1/2 in the rear. Set like this from King.
got about 2.25” lift up front and about .75 in the rear. Winch and bumper up front so would be around 3 with stock bumper.
Front shocks were about .75” longer than OEM and rears were about 1.0”.
Little rigid on small stuff on the road but soaks up bigger stuff good.
Overall, spring rates could drop a little bit but rides ok. Plenty of damping. About the same body roll up front, but rear is definitely more rigid/less roll.
Plan to stay on 33s for the foreseeable future
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The other day at work, a gear head friend said, "So when ya' putting 35s on it?" Told him I plan to stay 33. He was "uhhh yeah. So when you putting 35's on it?"Looks really good! I tried to convince myself I didn’t want to put big tires on mine, but I just wouldn’t listen….
Is that your EB in your avatar pic? Sweet ride!The other day at work, a gear head friend said, "So when ya' putting 35s on it?" Told him I plan to stay 33. He was "uhhh yeah. So when you putting 35's on it?"
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Yes Sir. 1966. Work in progress, but runs/drives/stops pretty good.
Looks good. Is that the 4wp rear bumper? Any more pictures of it?
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Yes. It's the 4WP rear bumper. I can take some pictures for you.
It's nice. the only issue I have is the alignment with the read quarter panel. Doesn't sit parallel. Some people have the same issue, others do not.
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