ntm
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Good explanation; thanks!
I was more speaking to the masses of people who are on MID perch or equivalent height with 3.0's ect. No mater the choice of shocks, if your going to raise the ride height even a little bit (to an accepted - acceptable level), I still think it makes sense to make the geometry better by lowering the diff, as long as it doesn't start to interfere with full drop.
The thing is to maintain the same cv angles as stock, you must lower the diff by the same distance that you raise the truck. That's a significant amount.
In addition to clearance issues, now that you've moved the cv axle plane out of parallel with the lca, you will have plunge issues.
The right way to do it is a drop bracket for everything, ie a lift.
But that's all not necessary for mid perch, as at that height the iwe hub still fails before the cv joint.