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'88 MJ Restification:


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8 hours ago, Gojira94 said:

 

Those drop brackets are nice, I really like mine. Be prepared to do a fair amount of very small grinding in the frame's LCA pockets to get the fitment just so. The bracket kit was welded together with a MUCH higher degree of precision than your MJ was :roflmao:

 

Also, you'll find when setting the wheelbase with the Core 4x4 arms and the RRO brackets it'll want a very close to stock LCA length, with the arms adjusted just about to their shortest length, with the brackets set to dead center adjustment. That's what I found to be the case on mine, with about 6.75" lift up front on OME 2934 coils and ACOS.

 

I was wondering about the CA length, that's good info. Thanks. Approx what length are you running the upper CAs? I'd like the to end up with the caster angle toward the high side of the stock specs.

 

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I roughed in the uppers with about 1 1/4-1 1/2" thread showing for the approximate pinion angle. Also need to get the SOA and shackles done for the rear pinion angle setting. Then make final adjustments and nut and bolt the whole suspension. Working my way to the rear bumper, still in the cab lol. Lowers I set to make the wheelbase at first as close to 113" as possible. I came in right at 113.5" which should be fine, and help with that caster angle a few tenths of a degree positive. I left about .125" of thread showing on the lowers, and dead center in the drop brackets' adjustment range F-R.

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