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Rear Shock relocation thread

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by Box Rocket, Feb 5, 2013.

  1. Aug 31, 2022 at 1:42 PM
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    GoldenTaco27

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    @hungoverland on IG, King 2.5" EXT Travel w/ Archive Garage shock relocation, Icon RXT leafpack, 285 Nitto M/T's, bronze Raceline Defender wheels, TJM front/rear bumpers, TJM Sliders, Prinsu Cabrac, Katzkin leather, RSI Smartcap EVO topper, OV Tuned, MESO everything, Spyder headlights and tail lights, center mounted infant restraining system (CMIRS) \m/
    Yeah, I went with 1.25" spacers (Spidertrax) and have had zero issues with the rear. I do rub on the front now since I decided to put them on the front as well to match-- I previously did not after a CMC was done years ago. The hammer will be beating the inside a little more to clear it all up, shouldnt be too bad.
     
  2. Sep 1, 2022 at 2:55 AM
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    Nice. I also chose to put the spacers in the front as well. I have a CMR and had to do some firewall/ inner fender work. They were rubbing on the trails.
    For the inner fenders I hammered up and then in with an 8 lbs sledge. The lower firewall was pushed back about 3", over 7" and up right about 9".

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