Front Evo DTD install tips??
- Thread starter ralfman5
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To be honest, my tip would be have an experienced shop install it for you. Not being a smartass, just trying to save you a lot of headache.
LOW RANGE 4x4 in Wilmington N.C. (910) 392-3204 - Give them a call.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
I can do it for him.:rock:
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
What is the torque spec on the bracket?
5500 ft lbs
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Yikes, my welder doesn't go that high.
dillard09
New member
You can't even tighten you lug nuts! Cmon bro!
Skid_Kid
New member
Don't we all know this!!!!
swampdog
New member
He is in New York City.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Hey they made it 200+ miles before falling off. I consider that a win.
dillard09
New member
True! I guess you have to be thankful it was on that nice soft sand and not I15 at 75!
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
I'll make sure I investigate the "clunk" I hear when I go out there this weekend.
dillard09
New member
I recommend that. Wish I could join yall out there. Have fun!
KrawlerJK
New member
Hey Drew!
Question about the rear DTD...
Do you use a certain Bumpstop for the rear axle? Mine is hitting/smashed the pinch weld on my body. I'm currently using the stock bumpstop (unsuccessfully).
Thoughts?
jeeper52
LOSER
I use the king air bums stop with the evo mount. It has to be frenched in the frame. The the shop that installed your lift install the spacer on the passenger side rear axle pictured?
