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#428410 - 21/06/06 02:23 PM
Which Bilstein for for a 2" PML?
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 Bilstein 5100 Series 5100 Series - Preload Adjustable (0-2" Ride Height Adjustable) 5125 Series
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#428411 - 21/06/06 03:06 PM
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#428412 - 21/06/06 07:05 PM
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#428413 - 21/06/06 10:29 PM
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If you're going to do some off roading, get the extended ones for use with lift kits from Spencer Low Racing. The OEM versions will work, but the extended ones will give you more droop/articulation off road. If you have question about them, call SLR and talk to Josh. Good Luck.
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#428414 - 21/06/06 10:52 PM
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Originally posted by Terratup:
If you're going to do some off roading, get the extended ones for use with lift kits from Spencer Low Racing. The OEM versions will work, but the extended ones will give you more droop/articulation off road. If you have question about them, call SLR and talk to Josh. Good Luck. thank you!
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#428415 - 22/06/06 02:17 AM
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Originally posted by Terratup:
If you're going to do some off roading, get the extended ones for use with lift kits from Spencer Low Racing. The OEM versions will work, but the extended ones will give you more droop/articulation off road. If you have question about them, call SLR and talk to Josh. Good Luck. The ones I listed are extended atleast for the 4x4.
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#428416 - 22/06/06 04:11 AM
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Don't do a 2" PML. Its too high for the UCA's to adjust for. Keep it to 1.5". Also, there's no really good ways to get the rear up 2". The 2" SLR shackles are actually shorter than the Calmini 1.5" lift shackles (As bizarre as that might seem, I think they mean that they're ~ 2" LONGER than stock, rather than that they LIFT you 2")...and the AAL for a PML defeats the purpose due to the less P part....and, the fact that an AAL-only lift kills your articulation, whereas a shackle lift INCREASES articulation. And the Bils for the 3" lift work at stock or PML height too...so you can later upgrade to a taller suspension, etc...w/o having to get shocks again. 
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#428417 - 22/06/06 11:46 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by TJ: [QB]Don't do a 2" PML. Its too high for the UCA's to adjust for. Keep it to 1.5". Also, there's no really good ways to get the rear up 2". TJ thank you for your response. What do you think about this? http://www.4x4parts.com/public_html/shop...7a2d64815e710d4 It seams like has the Bilstein shocks and 3" lift total?
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#428418 - 22/06/06 12:26 PM
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Well, I think its a 3" lift kit. Its a good kit from what I've heard, at least I don't know anyone complaining about it. It comes with new UCA's...so that you CAN get alignment.
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#428419 - 22/06/06 12:29 PM
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Originally posted by TJ: Well, I think its a 3" lift kit.
Its a good kit from what I've heard, at least I don't know anyone complaining about it.
It comes with new UCA's...so that you CAN get alignment.Thank you!
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