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Just curious if this has been tried. Its simple to try so i figured what the heck. I didnt like how the geo/elvis mod lowered the static bumper height. This mod actually raises the bumper height about an inch.
What do you guys think of this??? I have not rode it yet but im curious to try it out. it actually moves the mount up and rearward, be interesting to see what effect this has.
As for the shaft collars stopping the arm travel before the shock is dead ended isnt my concern at this point. If this works something can always be made and I dont think its much of an issue. There are aftermarket skids that dont use stops.
When moving the rear skid mount to the lower hole from the upper your static bumper height raises from 28 3/8" to 29 1/2 measured from ground to top of bumper (note 153 track in my case)
This is working in opposit the geo/elvis that when you move your upper mount forward and up you in turn lower your tunnel, ewhat i am doing is moving the lower scissor mount reardward and up to raise the tunnel. There is a noticeable height difference from stock probably in the neighbor hood of 2"s
Just thinking outside the box guys. Feed back??? Critisism???
What do you guys think of this??? I have not rode it yet but im curious to try it out. it actually moves the mount up and rearward, be interesting to see what effect this has.
As for the shaft collars stopping the arm travel before the shock is dead ended isnt my concern at this point. If this works something can always be made and I dont think its much of an issue. There are aftermarket skids that dont use stops.
When moving the rear skid mount to the lower hole from the upper your static bumper height raises from 28 3/8" to 29 1/2 measured from ground to top of bumper (note 153 track in my case)
This is working in opposit the geo/elvis that when you move your upper mount forward and up you in turn lower your tunnel, ewhat i am doing is moving the lower scissor mount reardward and up to raise the tunnel. There is a noticeable height difference from stock probably in the neighbor hood of 2"s
Just thinking outside the box guys. Feed back??? Critisism???
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