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Feb 05, 2025 - 03:39 AM
With only this slight change in lift height you should be OK. As long as you end up with a minimum of about 1.5 collapsible area your good.
I now have an older 3.5 lift on my 70EB. I'd like to change to your new 2.5 lift with Bilstein shocks. Do I need to worry about my drive line being too long with lower lift? If I do, how do I check this measurement? Thanks, BA Early Bronco 3.5 inch Suspension Lift Kit w/Bilstein Shocks | System 3
I now have an older 3.5 lift on my 70EB. I'd like to change to your new 2.5 lift with Bilstein shocks. Do I need to worry about my drive line being too long with lower lift? If I do, how do I check this measurement? Thanks, BA
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