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Gaining Flex
There a handful of things you can do to increase articulation on your Jeep. Now obviously you could fabricate a custom 4-link and gain flex, but that's not what this section is about. This will help ensure you are getting the most out of your current suspension setup.
- Disconnect your sway bar off-road.
- Check for proper shock length.
- Make sure your brake hoses are long enough.
- Make sure the front driveshaft is not hitting the skid plate.
- Make sure your bump stops are proper length.
- Make sure your emergency brake cable is not acting as a limiting strap
- On a YJ track bars can create some suspension bind, disconnecting them can help.
- On a YJ proper shackle length can be an issue, typically a slightly longer than stock shackle will gain you some articulation.
- Your suspension bolts should be properly torqued, if they are too tight they can limit you, and hurt ride quality.
Related Topics: | What Length Shocks do I need? | Can I remove my sway bar? | Can I remove my track bar? | Torque Specs | Extended Brake Lines |
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