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crthrs

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AgDoctor Senior Enthusiast

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No. That’s why I went with the Cognito arms


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Thanks, I asked because I read somewhere that 5.75 was max backspacing. My factory AT 20s are 6" BS. I want to run Cognito arms and King CO and 285 tires.


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Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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3 hours ago, pineland said:

Do you get any tire rub on the UCA?

Should be plenty of clearance to a 20”.  My 18” (stock offset) wheels were very close.

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Should be plenty of clearance to a 20”.  My 18” (stock offset) wheels were very close.


So, my plans are to use either the Fox 2.5 or Kings in the front and not sure what I want to use for the rear shocks. I dont want to break the bank and I may add some air bags to the rear later for towing. I plan to use the Cognito front UCAs and I guess I will cut the service perches.


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On 4/8/2019 at 11:23 AM, Noodlum said:

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Perfect setup. I have the cst spindles with stock UCA and 1 inch spacer with the stock coils. This will be my upgrade but probably going with a Mazzulla UCA. Are you running 35 or 37s?

 

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On 4/8/2019 at 11:23 AM, Noodlum said:

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Also how much lift do you have the coils set up at? 

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