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ok i just picked up some pugs in 15's, and put some wildcat 215/75/15's on it, took a salzall to the front fenders and did soem beating, now they clean no problem.

 

but when going into full articulation the rears dont clear the fenders. this is a 85 wagon and the rear shocks are at their lowest height setting. now when i put them to the tallest setting i should be fine right? in theory i really only need 1inch of clearance and a BFH will do the rest, but what is the gain when going from lowest to heighest setting on those shocks?

 

Thanks

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ok well looks like im gonna have to get my welder fixed or barrow my bosses to build a kit.

 

on 2inch you dont need to extend the steering shaft right? also brake lines are good until over a 4inch lift?

brake lines are good until over a 4inch lift?

 

4 inch?

 

Rear lines will be OK if you release them from the rear swing arms with a 4" lift.

 

Front lines you really should lengthen. They are OK for highway .... but stretch very tight at full articulation offroad.

This is a 2"er with 30's and it's an SJR lift too.

I have cut the fenders out a bit bigger now then the day this pic was taken. but you get the Idea.

 

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Jeff

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i like power tools so i have no problem cutting the crap out of the fenders to get it to fit.

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