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So I bought the Zone 3" adventure series lift kit. I only put the front suspension parts on and it's actually level all the way around. Didn't put the 2" blocks on the back yet. When I spoke with Zone they said the cv angles would be just fine since it came with spacers to drop the differential a little. I took pictures and was hoping people would give their input if the angles are fine how they are right now or if I should lower the torsion bars some more.

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Having trouble posting the pictures. Keep saying file is too big and then the one that does post its upside down haha.

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Having trouble posting the pictures. Keep saying file is too big and then the one that does post its upside down haha.

How did you get to post the pics? Did you have to reduce the size?? Thanks .

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C/V axles look ok, I would prefer a little less angle then your pictures show. I would be concerned with your tie rods. Ready lift and a few others make HD tie rods with a small offset to help. Your Zone came with upper control arms? How's your upper ball joints look? I wouldn't worry about the C/V's unless your doing some serious off-roading in 4wd.

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I sent the pictures to my email and that way it gave me the option to send them smaller and then resaved them to my phone.

 

Yeah the kit came with upper control arms, shocks, keys and the spacers to drop the differential down a bit. Thanks for the reply. I hate to spend so much money on a truck and have to replace parts too soon. I might adjust the keys some more and drop the front another half inch.

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Off subject, there iare photo resizer apps that work for this purpose. I use one, it reduces the dimensional or memory size of the pictures and saves them with another file name. The app is on my phone so I can use it and post without fooling around on a laptop or with email, it is really easy to use. I try to keep the pics to 1mb or less so the forum will load them. Hope this helps Oh the app I have is called 'Photo and Picture Resizer'- I am not affiliated with the app whatsoever, I had a hard time with the pic sizes as well and found this and it works.

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