What did you do to your Raptor today? (Gen2)

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thatJeepguy

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Hey Jeepguy,
Thank you for the response, I appreciate the knowledge that you have. I now have more to think about. Right now I'm running the Eibach 2.5's and I was hoping to get a better ride with the FRS.
I dont know what the spring rate of the eibachs are but spring rate is everything . Also a spring rate for the street may absolutely suck in the whoops…
 

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I dont know what the spring rate of the eibachs are but spring rate is everything . Also a spring rate for the street may absolutely suck in the whoops…

Also perhaps moving into a different ride zone will affect the ride..

I replaced my stock springs with eibach and the rate was very close to stock but with added height and there was basically no change in ride..

The FRS shocks seem a little stiffer on road but they are pretty soft off road.. def need to tighten up the valving on mine when it's time to rebuild. Which is soon/now before dune season..
 

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Only issue I see is with the passenger side parking brake line… it’s within an inch of the shock reservoir and after a test drive it looks like it’s making some contact after seeing scuffs on the reservoir (put black tape on it to protect in pic FYI) and connecting tube… Anyone know how to address this issue?
 

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Only issue I see is with the passenger side parking brake line… it’s within an inch of the shock reservoir and after a test drive it looks like it’s making some contact after seeing scuffs on the reservoir (put black tape on it to protect in pic FYI) and connecting tube… Anyone know how to address this issue?

I had bypasses, so can't really comment on your exact issue. But you can try this wrap. I used it on the front shock hoses.

Electriduct Spiral Cable Wrap https://a.co/d/buYNKee

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Brake fluid flush... super easy with the Motive Bleeder. FYI for anyone interested, the Motive database is wrong. The 1107 or 1117 3 prong adapter doesn't fit. Our trucks take the European screw on adapter 1100 or 1109.
 

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