Hey Kenny, any chance you could post up some center hub to bottom flare measurements for us? looks so good man!
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Sorry for the late reply!I installed the same kit last week exceptI alreadyhad dobinsons 4 inch lift shocks.. Truck rides smooth and drives straight but My steering arm is rubbing my radius arms and I have an occasional driveline vibe. Was hoping a DC driveshaft would fix the vibe. Im not so sure now after reading your post. Now I may just grind the arms and let it ride for a while. how much clearance do you have with between your radius arms and steering arm. I called ironman and they are now going to sell a drop bracket similar to Man a Fre as their "fix". To me it seems one could use a small 1 or 2 inch drop bracket with 2 or 3 degree caster plates. This would correct caster, give adequate room between radius armscand steering arm and cause minimal loss in breakover angle.
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Sorry, I haven’t been on in a while.Hey Kenny, any chance you could post up some center hub to bottom flare measurements for us? looks so good man!
Holding up well. No issues whatsoever, although I’m a little unhappy with the ride quality. Very stiff for my unloaded daily driven rig.How's the suspension holding up?!
Just deflared, I fixed my steering arm issue with the man a fre radius arm drop brackets.I may start down the bigger lift journey myself. I'm at about 1.5" right now with oem shocks, and Dobinsons springs. I was looking at the ironman website this evening.
@KennyG did you do the full stage 3 Ironman kit? I didn't notice all of the various adjustable bars in your pictures. Also, which spring option did you pick? (heavy/medium)
@graham5david are you de-flared only, or have you cut your fenders a bit?
I did not do the stage 3. I think the only thing Im missing is the adjustable rear control arms.I may start down the bigger lift journey myself. I'm at about 1.5" right now with oem shocks, and Dobinsons springs. I was looking at the ironman website this evening.
@KennyG did you do the full stage 3 Ironman kit? I didn't notice all of the various adjustable bars in your pictures. Also, which spring option did you pick? (heavy/medium)
@graham5david are you de-flared only, or have you cut your fenders a bit?
Radius Arm Drop Brackets can be found here if ever needed for the steering arm rub issue.I installed the same kit last week exceptI alreadyhad dobinsons 4 inch lift shocks.. Truck rides smooth and drives straight but My steering arm is rubbing my radius arms and I have an occasional driveline vibe. Was hoping a DC driveshaft would fix the vibe. Im not so sure now after reading your post. Now I may just grind the arms and let it ride for a while. how much clearance do you have with between your radius arms and steering arm. I called ironman and they are now going to sell a drop bracket similar to Man a Fre as their "fix". To me it seems one could use a small 1 or 2 inch drop bracket with 2 or 3 degree caster plates. This would correct caster, give adequate room between radius armscand steering arm and cause minimal loss in breakover angle.
This wasn't available when I bought mine. Looks like a great productRadius Arm Drop Brackets can be found here if ever needed for the steering arm rub issue.