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13 hours ago, atzieske said:

What tires are you running specifically? TIA

35x12.50R18 Falken Wildpeak M/T

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Jp sierra Enthusiast

Jp sierra

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On 5/1/2020 at 7:57 AM, tnp775 said:

35x12.50R18 Falken Wildpeak M/T

Looks really sharp ... any trimming or rubbing on the suspension components such as the control arms?

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Kalehuawehe2646 Enthusiast

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On 4/29/2020 at 12:48 PM, Ben Berkenpas said:

1 1/2 motofab on mine.

305 55 20 BFG ATs

18k miles with level kit installed and no problems at all!

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What is the sku for the 1.5” Motofab you have installed? I looked on their site and the only one they have for the TB is a 1”... Mahalo!!!

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GCBC Enthusiast

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ok so with the 35in tires on the TB and this 1.5in level kit, are you not removing the mudflat bracket and trimmer the liner and mud flap?  im about to pull the trigger on new wheels w/35.1in duratrac's once I know I can either run w no front level kit and just trim the mud flaps and liner a little. the wheels im trying for a +20 offset 18in compared to the stock +26 offset should be basically the same

Jp sierra Enthusiast

Jp sierra

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On 4/29/2020 at 10:42 AM, tnp775 said:

Have had the Rough C ountry 1.5 level installed on mine for a couple months now. No issues, CV angles are fine. Clears 35x12.50R18 just fine on stock wheels no spacers. x2 on having a shop install kit though the strut springs on these trucks are stout.

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What no spacers ... please send a pic or three of the space between the tires and upper control arms... I have the RC 1.5 leveling kit on my 2020 trailboss...

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Bill Ewing New Member

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On 9/6/2020 at 7:53 PM, Jp sierra said:

What no spacers ... please send a pic or three of the space between the tires and upper control arms... I have the RC 1.5 leveling kit on my 2020 trailboss...

Any room for spacers?

Thanks 

Bill Ewing New Member

Bill Ewing

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On 4/29/2020 at 10:42 AM, tnp775 said:

Have had the Rough C ountry 1.5 level installed on mine for a couple months now. No issues, CV angles are fine. Clears 35x12.50R18 just fine on stock wheels no spacers. x2 on having a shop install kit though the strut springs on these trucks are stout.

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Any chance you could add a couple pics from the front and rear ?

Just curious what the stance looks like. 

Thanks 

Dan Pemberton Enthusiast

Dan Pemberton

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I'm about to install the RC 1.5 on my 2020 trail boss the directions say to remove the skid plate and unplug the steering rack 3 plugs . I was just wondering why ? I see people installing other kits and they don't do it but their basically doing the same thing removing the strut. Some guys don't even undo the axel to get the strut out....I don't want to do unnecessary things but I want to do it right ......... Thanks

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Nestor Enthusiast

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On 4/29/2020 at 10:42 AM, tnp775 said:

Have had the Rough C ountry 1.5 level installed on mine for a couple months now. No issues, CV angles are fine. Clears 35x12.50R18 just fine on stock wheels no spacers. x2 on having a shop install kit though the strut springs on these trucks are stout.

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Do you have a link to the kit you used? 
 

i have a 2022 stock custom trail boss. It says it has a 2” lift on the window sticker. So you added a 1.5” lift ok top of the 2” fa tory? Will i jave to do alignment again?

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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20 minutes ago, Nestor said:

Do you have a link to the kit you used? 
 

i have a 2022 stock custom trail boss. It says it has a 2” lift on the window sticker. So you added a 1.5” lift ok top of the 2” fa tory? Will i jave to do alignment again?

 

 

Correct.  1.5 inch level to level out the front.  Get new UCAs or you will rip out ball joints.  You need to align.  

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