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picked up some 20x9 KMC badlands yesterday. going order some new tires for them and ride

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Looks good. Our set up is simular 3.5-4" BDS spindles , pro comp keys installed but not cranked, rear rough country 6" lift kit ( had to call them and tell them I was in a wreck ). Sophn Panhard bar, Moog. Enhanced UCA's, I also did new shocks, inner and outer tie rods. Pitman, and idler arm, and all new ball joints and spicer U joints, G2 chrommoly shafts. 42 spline. , G2 4.56's , eaton ratchet locker. And Nitto Trail Grapplers in a 35X12.50R20. Oh steering stabilizer , 2005 E-Fans and a Full dyno tune.
 

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Are these wheels mounted or resting leaned against the other tires? I ask because the rear tire is way off center from the wheel well. Also what size are those tires. That is al. Will look good.
 

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Do you have a part number for this rear kit? I see some places still sell the front kit for around $580.


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Do you have a part number for this rear kit? I see some places still sell the front kit for around $580.


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call rough country and see what they can do for ya is your best bet! thats what i did and i only live an hour from the mfg plant so i just drove up there and picked it up.

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Looks good. Our set up is simular 3.5-4" BDS spindles , pro comp keys installed but not cranked, rear rough country 6" lift kit ( had to call them and tell them I was in a wreck ). Sophn Panhard bar, Moog. Enhanced UCA's, I also did new shocks, inner and outer tie rods. Pitman, and idler arm, and all new ball joints and spicer U joints, G2 chrommoly shafts. 42 spline. , G2 4.56's , eaton ratchet locker. And Nitto Trail Grapplers in a 35X12.50R20. Oh steering stabilizer , 2005 E-Fans and a Full dyno tune.

I really need to get the spohn panhard bar and there rear control arm set. my axle is offset some to the driver side i noticed it today and its going to bug the crap out of me now
 

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I'll try to get some pics of mine up. Same front kit with stock keys, 2" rear spacers, all level. What you did with the front kit and added keys is pretty common with the expedition guys. The extra center clearance from keeping the torsion bar xmember in the stock location is pretty valuable.

Were you able to space the jounce stops enough with ford keys, or is there a gap now?
 
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I'll try to get some pics of mine up. Same front kit with stock keys, 2" rear spacers, all level. What you did with the front kit and added keys is pretty common with the expedition guys. The extra center clearance from keeping the torsion bar xmember in the stock location is pretty valuable.

Were you able to space the jounce stops enough with ford keys, or is there a gap now?

I can fit my finger inbetween the the UCAs and the stop points. Im not running factory control arms either so I'm not sure how much different this would be with factory control arms
 

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