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short arms vs long arms
well guys, what is the difference. i see lift kits that say 4 inches with long arms, but that means nothin to me cause idk what they are or what they do for the jeep?
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hey man thanks thats really good info.
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This one's a good read: https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/wh...k-less-684591/
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Your shaft isn't long enough to handle that kind of droop...
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he just likes showing off the 9" in his rear.....
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he just likes showing off the 9" in his rear.....

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10 years ago it was all about long arm lifts because they give a supple ride, are a major mod (the fun kind), and look really obvious so you can tell your Jeep is far from stock.
Then, people noticed when rock crawling that the long arms and welded pivot brackets dragged on everything. Jerry posted a nice hung-up photo in a recent thread.
So then short adjustable arms became the thing you want, and the best lifts curve and shape the control arms to keep them even more out of the way.
Then, people noticed when rock crawling that the long arms and welded pivot brackets dragged on everything. Jerry posted a nice hung-up photo in a recent thread.
So then short adjustable arms became the thing you want, and the best lifts curve and shape the control arms to keep them even more out of the way.
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So then short adjustable arms became the thing you want, and the best lifts curve and shape the control arms to keep them even more out of the way.
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Rock krawler - Clayton - Rough Country's new long arm do.
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Like he said.

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Rock krawler - Clayton - Rough Country's new long arm do.
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