...have any of you ran into camber issues after cranking them to the max?

 

eh yeah, you will need to install camber adjusters, and replace cv boots often if they are cranked all the way...

 

yea. exactly what rednutbow said. I only go through cv boots about every 50,000 miles, so thats never really been an issue for me. Mine are cranked ALMOST all the way, probably 1/8th turn back.

 

well you are have more luck than i do... im going to have to replace the left for the 3rd time in 90000 miles, but the band rubbed a hole in this one! ill have electrical tape the bands like my 4wheeler...

 

Crank this way. E= turns until max is achieved on one side or the other. Then back them back off 1.5 - 2.0 turns. I have longer bars than you and just following that procedure has saved my boots and ride. Cranking all the way is hard on them.

 

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Two trucks, total mileage around 180,000, bars cranked all the way...CV boots replaced to date...zero!

 

I have mine cranked to the max with no problems!

 

Before the SAS I had mine cranked all the way with a 3" body lift and 36" tsl's. Ball joints were fine, hell the ball joints had 50-70k miles on them before I did the crank and then I drove the truck like this for a year with no issues (related to the torsion key crank)

 

yall are having better luck than me... but I do drive long distances, usually without stopping other than for gas. But the axles have lifetime warranty so I don't have to pay a penny for new boots, I just get a whole new axle!

 

So other than a torsion key crank, what are my other options for lifting my front end 2 inches?

 

Are you just trying to level it?

 

no, i have a 4 inch blocks that i want to put in the rear to replace the stock 2 inch blocks. i want to bring the front up at least 2 inches, if not 2.5 to bring it a bit closer to level. i like a little bit of rake, just a bit though.

 

Had mine turned for three years now and no issues but mine aren't turned all the way up