Shootingjeeper
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I'm running King 2.0 shocks, and it's my DD as well.
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I'm running King 2.0 shocks, and it's my DD as well.
Clark Collins
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TFD
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I'm running bilsteins. The coils are great on the enforcer. If I had the money I would have gotten the king 2.5s.
Clark Collins
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speed sensor wires
The EVO instructions don't say anything about extending your speed sensor wires to match the new brake lines. Is there some way to do that? I've jacked up both the front and rear and those lines are kind of short, but they do reach. What has everyone been doing about this?
One post showed the lines zipped together at the same length, but perhaps they purchased longer sensor wiring.
The brake lines are way long and look like they could be rubbed by the tires at full turn. I saw one photo post showing them zip tied to the shock shaft, but that didn't look like a great idea to me. What are folks doing to keep the brake lines out of the tires?
The EVO instructions don't say anything about extending your speed sensor wires to match the new brake lines. Is there some way to do that? I've jacked up both the front and rear and those lines are kind of short, but they do reach. What has everyone been doing about this?
One post showed the lines zipped together at the same length, but perhaps they purchased longer sensor wiring.
The brake lines are way long and look like they could be rubbed by the tires at full turn. I saw one photo post showing them zip tied to the shock shaft, but that didn't look like a great idea to me. What are folks doing to keep the brake lines out of the tires?
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Lance628
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There clipped on behind the shock tower just un clip it there and you should gain enough length
Panda
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Zip tie the brake line and speed sensor wire together then to the shock body not the shock shaft, gain slack in the speed sensor by un clippng from the top
JAGS
Hooked
You would likely still need wheel spacers. But if you like the wheels and the price, go for it. Spacers aren't a big deal.
Clark Collins
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Done: Thanks Panda!
SDHobbs
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I would rather not use a spacer, are there 17" non bead lock wheels that you could recommend?
chipper
Member
Do what Panda said with the wire. But you can manipulate the brake line to bend away from the tire and then tighten it. I had to do that with all 4 brake lines.
Benito
Caught the Bug
My 3" springs netted me the same amount of lift, I am mostly stock myself
Shootingjeeper
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That makes me feel better. The only thing I have done is swapped the factory bumpers for the 10A bumpers and added the Maximus 3 tire carrier.
Getting that kind of lift on a 4 door with 3" springs makes me wonder what kind of lift a 2 door with 4" springs would get?? 6+ inches??
JAGS
Hooked
You can look for a 4.25 wheel. There are a few. I think MT still has a couple. Maybe PM the discount tire folks here as they can possibly help out. [emoji106]
SDHobbs
Member
I found the Level 8 Tracker Pro 17x9 wheels have 4.5 bs, seems like a great wheel for those not wanting to run spacers.
JAGS
Hooked
You get what you pay for. TeraBreak.... Nuff said.
MedixJK
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Like jags said, you get what you pay for....and it comes with more than arms and coils. You forgot rear trackbar bracket, brakelines, bumpstops and swaybar links.
jkwebbie
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Look at it this way...this lift has its own thread on here with almost 40 pages of people sharing how much they love it. Then you look at TF and see how much people wish they had got something different. Sounds like a no brained to me