Originally posted by Jorgen
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and the r129 mounts are in. Ranger shocks are on the way, ganna go pick up some spring pads from Atlanta Luxury Motors tomorrow cause I'm too broke to buy front shocks 





but I'll get a monster truck spacer to fix that.



basically just wedge it in there and the added thickness flexes the fender out. Key is heat, gatta be heated or bad things start happening like paint cracking and etc (a heater with industrial purposes like the one in the pic is easy to heat it up but it'll burn through the paint if you're not careful). Once the car's lowered all the way down just jump on it a few times and you'll see the fender start flexing outwards.

I'd say it's about 1/1.5ish inches higher up but it didn't change the ride height (atleast not a noticeable amount) before height from bottom wheel lip to fender lip was still 20 1/4 inches on the drivers side and 19 3/8 inches on the passenger. The fractions of the inches might've changed cause I didn't right down the measurements before the r129 mounts. It did allow more shock travel though, like I said at first it looked like it raised it and the ride was smooth then it dropped back down and it's back to scrubbing like hell. The outside of my tires are missing chunks
widening the fenders out and rolling them helped a little bit but not enough (and my alignment is way off).



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