I have 3.5s in the back, 4s are a bit much I think. Yeah sticking with Fox, those shocks (2.5 and bypass) I’m sure are holding it up…but not bad. I was told 4-5 weeks. Better than the 6 months I waited for the 3.0s
Finally found some decent aftermarket tail lights to modernise the rear to go along with my morimotos up front. I think @98rangerdave has the same ones (not in smoke). Fwiw I ditched the load resistors because I have hyperflash turned off in forscan
Was going to throw in trash but having a hard time because the
gears are still in good shape. 150k all street mostly hwy. Out of a 2011, to fit in 2012+ needs the bigger rear bearing.
Only the rear set is available
SoCal Burbank area for pickup
9 tooth pinion and 41 ring
Gen2 shocks are longer and if you don’t “lengthen” the mounting points you will lose travel. And if you bottom out hard or continue to, the shocks will be damaged
I think it’s a toss up what makes the difference on the 35 vs 37 package. Weight generally makes a bigger impact, especially when you are only talking 2 inches. But the weight difference is 4lbs per tire so in this case I’m thinking a 50-50 split.
If your tire/wheel weight was 20 more at each...
svc doesn’t post or say what it’s rated at but looking at it compared to stock I would say it’s quite a bit less. However I have towed my track car and didn’t have any issues but I would say that’s the limit
That’s the one they say to use and yes is it very tight to get on. I think the reservoir has flashing that causes this. A little trimming with a razor blade would sort it out
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