HELP PLEASE!!! Bad CV ANGLE
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HELP PLEASE!!! Bad CV ANGLE
I added a 2" leveling kit to the front of my truck which already has a 6" Pro Comp lift. When all done i noticed that the CV angles were REALLY bad! Then today (which has only been 4 days later) i noticed grease all over my LCA and inside of tires! So what can i do to help this situation?? Obviously need to replace the CV boot, but is there any mods or adjustments that will help prevent this from happening again?? The truck is 6 years old with 85,000 miles. please no sugestions of removing the 2" leveling kit. I added the kit to try and squeeze a little bit more lift. This weekend was 5125 bilsteins and a bigger block in the rear but will have to resolve the front first!! Please anyone with advice or a solution.......THANKS
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Ok, rookie ?? Somebody please explain how to post pics in a thread.
Secondly yes the bilsteins are made for the 6in lift. I just upped it with the 2in level kit. If it is safe/ manageable I will simply replace the boot and "go on my merry way" or better yet I would like some kind of fix. I know I'm going to add limiting straps to tighten down and restrict my CVs!!
Secondly yes the bilsteins are made for the 6in lift. I just upped it with the 2in level kit. If it is safe/ manageable I will simply replace the boot and "go on my merry way" or better yet I would like some kind of fix. I know I'm going to add limiting straps to tighten down and restrict my CVs!!
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Yeah i cant tell you how many cv boots, ball joint boots ive torn bc of my leveling kit. Its funny becasue one person may have the same leveling kit as you but their angle wont be as bad. Its weird but every truck is different man. Either go down to a smaller leveling kit or pretty much suck it up.