Evo bolt on coilovers + currie antirocks

joecoool2003 · Nov 23, 2016

... I had a quick question?..I just bought the bolt on coilovers kit.... I have currie antirocks on the front and rear...should I use the provided links that evo sent or should I use the ones that came with the anti rocks...the evo one seem about a inch or two longer then the ones on the antirocks..thank you!!

wayoflife · Nov 23, 2016

Depends on how tall you set your coil overs to. If you end up high enough that your links can over extend, I would install the EVO links. But then, I doubt that would happen being that your Antirocks will limit your flex.

joecoool2003 · Nov 23, 2016

wayoflife said:
Depends on how tall you set your coil overs to. If you end up high enough that your links can over extend, I would install the EVO links. But then, I doubt that would happen being that your Antirocks will limit your flex.

Killer thanks for the quick reply, I was thinking of setting it for a 3.5-4 inch lift do you think that's high enough to justify the 2 inch longer ones? Wwed.. lol

wayoflife · Nov 23, 2016

joecoool2003 said:
Killer thanks for the quick reply, I was thinking of setting it for a 3.5-4 inch lift do you think that's high enough to justify the 2 inch longer ones? Wwed.. lol

How much lift are you running now?

Sullivan · Nov 23, 2016

I'd do the same. Install the Evo link and cycle the suspension to see if they bind anywhere or hit. Everyone's set up can be different

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joecoool2003 · Nov 23, 2016

It started at 3.5 with added weight prob 2.5-3inch lol she's a pig

Sullivan · Nov 23, 2016

They are all pigs. They are JK's.

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wayoflife · Nov 23, 2016

joecoool2003 said:
It started at 3.5 with added weight prob 2.5-3inch lol she's a pig

eh, you should be fine. As I said, your Antirock will limit your flex and I seriously doubt you could ever over extending your links especially if you're running about 3" of lift now.

joecoool2003 · Nov 23, 2016

Sweet thanks guys for your help!!! I'm a little nervous installing them.. hope it goes smoothly lmao

joecoool2003 · Nov 25, 2016

So I got the fronts done, how did you all route you brake lines and speed sensor lines?did you attach them to anything?
And I noticed my speed bumps is almost touching the bumper stop extension?...
If anyone sees something wrong please let me know lol

Sharkey · Nov 25, 2016

I'd get rid of the TF speed bumps. They aren't doing anything beneficial for you.

cozdude · Nov 25, 2016

joecoool2003 said:
So I got the fronts done, how did you all route you brake lines and speed sensor lines?did you attach them to anything?
And I noticed my speed bumps is almost touching the bumper stop extension?...
If anyone sees something wrong please let me know lol

Run them behind the coilover. Then use a small piece of tubing to help hold them off

This is a bad pic but it's the only one that shows the rubber tube I used to push them off the coilover

joecoool2003 · Nov 25, 2016

Sharkey said:
I'd get rid of the TF speed bumps. They aren't doing anything beneficial for you.

The kings are on there way lol

joecoool2003 · Nov 25, 2016

cozdude said:
Run them behind the coilover. Then use a small piece of tubing to help hold them off

This is a bad pic but it's the only one that shows the rubber tube I used to push them off the coilover
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Did u zip tie them to the coil threw that tube?

cozdude · Nov 25, 2016

joecoool2003 said:
Did u zip tie them to the coil threw that tube?

Yes. Did the same on the rear

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