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Old 04-17-2007, 11:03 PM   #1
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Old 04-17-2007, 11:07 PM   #2
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Why does it look like the rear driveshaft goes down to the side?
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Why does it look like the rear driveshaft goes down to the side?
It's on the lift with the axle's at full droop. Happens with a rear trac-bar in there.

Skid looks good on there Joseph.
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I like it!

I think I need one and a few of my customers might want some.
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It's on the lift with the axle's at full droop. Happens with a rear trac-bar in there.
LOL - didn't even notice the lift's arms, that would explain it
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Old 04-18-2007, 11:38 PM   #6
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LOL - didn't even notice the lift's arms, that would explain it

Yeah, its going to be an issue with long travel JK's. If you look real close, you can see where the flange actually hits the fuel tank skid. There is ALOT of side to side movement in the JK. With the rear, with some of the cheaper lift kits, they use a rear trac bar relocation bracket at the axle. Its a crappy design, as they tend to tear off the factory mount. I fixed 2 this week already. One Skyjacker kit, one Superlift kit. Rk adresses this issue by having a 1/4" bracket that encompasses the factory bracket, and welds to the axle. Good stuff..


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