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Extended Radius Arms v Drop Brackets


Freshmeat

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If I'm doing a 4" lift and I extend my radius arms do I still need drop brackets?
 


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How far did you extend your rad. arms? if they are back by your trans cross member you do not need to have a drop bracket
 

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I haven't done it yet- mapping out the lift and just got to thinking about whether I could angle the extended arms to correct the camber as needed to compensate. I've been doing a lot of reading and as you said, extended properly, the drop brackets aren't required.
 

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