OME installed. Do I missed something?

[november]

Rear springs 2860,
Torsion bar 303002,
Front shock 60001,
Rear shock 60002,
Lower control arm fit kit FK27,
Tire 295/75/16

Do I need to install something more for the right ride and wear of a car? Do I need some diff drop kits or something like that?

 

[jemsec]

The majority of owners use a differential drop. Some don't and claim it's ok without one. If you have trouble with axle boots you might want to consider one.

 

[JayM]

Rear springs 2860,
Torsion bar 303002,
Front shock 60001,
Rear shock 60002,
Lower control arm fit kit FK27,
Tire 295/75/16

Do I need to install something more for the right ride and wear of a car? Do I need some diff drop kits or something like that?

Have it aligned once you dial in your ride height.

 

[november]

JayM, please, explain what do you mean.

 

[shibubba]

A wheel alignment. Once you change suspension components, you need to realign your wheels so you don't prematurely wear tires and or have steering issues.

 

[november]

Oh, I see. Wheel alignment is done. With every parameter in right boundaries.

 

[perk]

At the very least, tighten down hose clamps around the factory cv boot clamps. I ran mine (2" lift) like this for about 5 years without any issues, but the increase cv axle angle does cause extra wear. I had to reboot pass side because of a torn boot, but driver side has only minor seepage. At this point I installed a diff drop and SPC adjustable upper control arms to bring the axle back to factory angles and caster back to factory settings.

 

[perk]

I regards to ride height, make sure your torsion bars are adjusted for proper droop and rake measurements in the front. This affects steering.