Slikjr,

Didn't I read somewhere that you had an OTT lift? If so, adding a clevis lift will probably cause severe UBJ contact at full droop and bottoming out of your strut at full compression. If this is the case, definitely take a look at some sort of bump stop to prevent the strut from bottoming and some sort of bumper or stop to prevent UBJ contact.

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2003 Liberty Sport, 235/70R16 Firestone Destination A/T, AR Series 95 wheels

hey my question is..... i have a RRO lift (same height as Franken), Al's A-Arms, and an ARB bumper in the front

so i am a little uneven when it sits, the front dropped a bit with the heavy bumper

i want to even out the front and rear, so i have to raise my front about 1/4" - 1/2"

what have others used in this situation to even it out? how many conduits?

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1998 Audi A4 1.8tQ

1990 Mazda Miata

"Remember when the platform was sliding into the fiery pit and I said 'Goodbye' and you were like 'NO WAY' and then I was all 'I was just pretending to murder you'? That was great."

You'll have to measure exactly what the conduit width is. 1/4" conduit lift will net about 1/2" of lift. IIRC 2 conduits will get your 1/2" back.

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-Gavin
2006 4x4 Sport ~ Dark Khaki
2.5" Rockfather II
Tow Hooks ~ HH Rear Hitch
Hella 500's

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