Max lift hieght

Only the real ones remember Brock's Dub.

 

yea but "i" before "e" except after "c" ... oh wait... what's the rule after "H?"

 

Under 3" is generally fine. 2.5" is for sure fine. And even failed CV boots isn't an "expensive disaster". Keep gathering information for a while before you start dispensing it Young Padawan.

 

no

 

Its english, there are no rules..... most of our words are made by some drunk dude anyways.

 

That's what i thought

 

yes there are... I just quoted one! Talking about his thread title.
And... drunk history is one of my favorite shows lol.

 

Sounds about right.

 

The fact that I didnt even notice the title till you pointed it out tells me spelling is not my strong suite....

 

Your brain has built in autocorrect.

Yuo cna porbalby raed tihs esaliy desptie teh msispeillgns.

 

Make sure you have good damn lubricity

 

Sounds about right.

 

But make sure to stack the same amount of blocks in the back.

 

Thanks for the input! This is my current setup. 17x8 with a 25mm offset and 285/70-17. From center to the fender I'm at 22.75 in. Im putting new wheels on it and they are 17x9 with a -12mm offset. I know I'll need to trim some. I'm running fox 2.0 that are adjustable. That's why I'm wondering what the max hieght is. I also have a 1in diff drop.

 

Oh yeah....enjoy!
https://youtu.be/nVlY3ZTrBkw

 

Does 0~2" require a UCA upgrade?

 

Technically no, you can probably get alignment without it. But I find the truck tracks a little better at speed with some JBAs.