Lift an extra inch or so
#2
Senior Member
Need to know what your current set up consists of before anyone can help. For example, if your 8" of lift consists of a 6" lift with extended shocks with a 2" coil spacer already, then that limits your options for the front. Also need to know what tire size and wheel offset/backspacing you're running.
#4
Senior Member
What backspacing do your wheels have? That is likely what is giving you the rubbing issues (the wheel backspacing coupled with the wide 13.5 tire).
#6
Senior Member
I got your PM but will post in here so maybe someone else can also chime in eventually. So, you said it's a 6" Rough Country lift. My understanding, and from looking at their systems, is that they use a strut spacer to achieve the desired lift. I also took a look at the couple pics you have in your album and it DOES look like your lift is achieved with these spacers. I can see in one of the pics that your UCA angle is already a little steep due to the RCX system and spacers. If I remember right, Rough Country uses the same components for their 4" and 6" systems, but with the 6" lift, they use a taller spacer on the same 4" drop bracket and knuckles. This taller spacer on the 6" lift is basically the same as having a 4" kit then adding a 2" level on top. SO, I'm not 100% sure you have many options bc I believe the drop bracket is only 4". If it was a 6" drop, then you could use struts made for a 6" lift and add a level on top. OR get adjustable coilovers that you can crank to 8". Maybe someone can confirm that info about the Rough Country kit bc I'm not 100% sure on it.
Last edited by UARandy3; 10-05-2013 at 10:48 PM.
#7
Senior Member
The strut spacers I'm talking about are the tower looking pieces next to the knuckles in the pic below. I'm assuming your setup has them and it looks like it in one of your pics. But it's tough to tell for sure. Can you confirm that?
Last edited by UARandy3; 10-05-2013 at 10:48 PM.
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#9
Ok yea that is what it looks like to me also