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Originally Posted by PowerCell
I'm sorry, but those strut extension are gaaaaaaaayyy... end of discussion. You need to get some DL-II's or Kings or anything...
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these measurments, no one probally seen it. this is what i posted earlier
my only question wich maybe someone can help me out here on this is, how long is the stem on the bottom of the dirtlogic coilovers, by stem i meen from were it bolts to the lower controle arm to the bottom of were the coil spring sits. maybe someone could measure theres for me?
my only question wich maybe someone can help me out here on this is, how long is the stem on the bottom of the dirtlogic coilovers, by stem i meen from were it bolts to the lower controle arm to the bottom of were the coil spring sits. maybe someone could measure theres for me?
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Originally Posted by allrsdup
these measurments, no one probally seen it. this is what i posted earlier
my only question wich maybe someone can help me out here on this is, how long is the stem on the bottom of the dirtlogic coilovers, by stem i meen from were it bolts to the lower controle arm to the bottom of were the coil spring sits. maybe someone could measure theres for me?
my only question wich maybe someone can help me out here on this is, how long is the stem on the bottom of the dirtlogic coilovers, by stem i meen from were it bolts to the lower controle arm to the bottom of were the coil spring sits. maybe someone could measure theres for me?
It's 7.5" from the bottom of the coil perch to the center of the lower mounting bolt.
And BTW - I have the CST 8" kit on the front of my 2006 SCrew... I didn't install the top strut extenders that came with my kit because they were... gaaaaaaayyy... it's true. I even dumped the rear blocks in favor of some Deavers. It shocks me how they can build such a great lift kit, then cut corners on the most important areas (like the actual suspension)...
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Originally Posted by PowerCell
Hey Allrsdup -
It's 7.5" from the bottom of the coil perch to the center of the lower mounting bolt.
And BTW - I have the CST 8" kit on the front of my 2006 SCrew... I didn't install the top strut extenders that came with my kit because they were... gaaaaaaayyy... it's true. I even dumped the rear blocks in favor of some Deavers. It shocks me how they can build such a great lift kit, then cut corners on the most important areas (like the actual suspension)...
It's 7.5" from the bottom of the coil perch to the center of the lower mounting bolt.
And BTW - I have the CST 8" kit on the front of my 2006 SCrew... I didn't install the top strut extenders that came with my kit because they were... gaaaaaaayyy... it's true. I even dumped the rear blocks in favor of some Deavers. It shocks me how they can build such a great lift kit, then cut corners on the most important areas (like the actual suspension)...
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Originally Posted by allrsdup
thanks for the measurments. that is for the dirt logics correct? your running them on an 8" cst straight up with no spacer? they must be cranked up alot no?
Check out http://motors.search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZncd2000 for the billet spacer...
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Originally Posted by Josiah
Powercell, post some pics of your kit. Am very interested. And I'm still confused about what measurements you asked for allrsdup.
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