Leveling problem...
#2
Go another .25 up in the front and call it done.
Just because people on the forums throw around words like "leveling" and "crank the T Bars" does not literally mean what they say/said since the currently understood max is 23.5" fender lip to hub center for the front, and there is no cranking, just adjusting the T Bar Bolts to 23.5".
People used to proclaim the max was 24" up front, until everybody that did that tore the crap out of their front suspension parts... the learned consensus has now become 23.5".
Just because people on the forums throw around words like "leveling" and "crank the T Bars" does not literally mean what they say/said since the currently understood max is 23.5" fender lip to hub center for the front, and there is no cranking, just adjusting the T Bar Bolts to 23.5".
People used to proclaim the max was 24" up front, until everybody that did that tore the crap out of their front suspension parts... the learned consensus has now become 23.5".
#3
X2 on what Doc said.
23-1/2" in the front is the MAX period, no matter how you got there.
I carry a toolbox in the back of my H3 and just that weight brings the back down enough so that I am "level" (or close enough).
23-1/2" in the front is the MAX period, no matter how you got there.
I carry a toolbox in the back of my H3 and just that weight brings the back down enough so that I am "level" (or close enough).
#4
i think i am trying to say that its already "cranked" and its still a very noticeable sag. when i look at some of you guys trucks, its actually levelled. i am thinking about getting the rough country 2.5 suspension lift. is that a cure?
suggestions?
suggestions?
#5
i installed the front diff. spacers. It allows you to drop another inch and maintain the sames axle angle. all for 50 bucks
#7
the rough country 2.5" lift keeps the rake stock. it uses torsion keys for the from and longer shackles on the rear. You have already cranked the t bars, and that is all you are gonna get from the front until you go to a bigger lift. I carry lots of tools in mine and it looks level, but my rear leaf springs are pretty much flat at this point.
#8
not at all , Several installed and said its flawless, There were many who said they wood nt work that had not even seen a set, There a thread on this, do a search, they put you back to near stock drive angles at 23.75
#9
...so the rough country 2.5 suspension lift is just a torsion key and rear leafs? so its simply a leveling kit.. i was under the assumption it was something different. now what is this "front differential spacers"?? i will do a site search, i just want my h3 levelled and i want a daystar 1" lift in the future.. advise me guys.
*side note: the "softer" shocks are not the bilsteins?? but what brand/model are they??
*side note: the "softer" shocks are not the bilsteins?? but what brand/model are they??
#10
The Rough Country "lift kit" (bwaaahaaaaaa) cannot change the front max of 23.5"...... GM key or any other brand, still puts the max at 23.5".
Do not bother with front diff spacers,,,, H3s are not a GMT 355, bad idea...... it's all been done before.
Do not bother with front diff spacers,,,, H3s are not a GMT 355, bad idea...... it's all been done before.