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Oh dang, it took me a min to place your truck. I'm confused - are you running AHC still? In the top photo that looks like a stock shock, in the bottom those loo like Dobinson MRAs

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Now thats a nice looking car lol...Yes still on AHC...They are dobinsons springs on painted AHC shocks in that photo... I was experimenting woth different spring configurations.... the AHC didn't take well to the stiff springs being their for 2 in lift...so I went back to factory springs...if they were factoryspec it may have worked better... but it was very wishy washy... i do have 80 series springs in the rear which seem to be working out well as I'm lifted above their capacity which allows me to go into L
 
Diff drop up front?
 
Was under the vehicle to adjust the headlight linkage after bumper install and noticed some more LCDC damage that I never saw. Apparently bent my shock armor so far back that it was contacting the bottom of the rear shock at full compression and beginning to take metal off. I can't bend 1/4" stainless with what I have at home so pulled it off and left it with a friend so he could put it on the press at his work.

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Was under the vehicle to adjust the headlight linkage after bumper install and noticed some more LCDC damage that I never saw. Apparently bent my shock armor so far back that it was contacting the bottom of the rear shock at full compression and beginning to take metal off. I can't bend 1/4" stainless with what I have at home so pulled it off and left it with a friend so he could put it on the press at his work.

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@kcjaz did the same Rear lower control arm brace\skid - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/rear-lower-control-arm-brace-skid.1282979/post-14605305
 
I cannot deny using a block of wood as a jack spacer.
 
...Apparently bent my shock armor so far back that it was contacting the bottom of the rear shock at full compression and beginning to take metal off...

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This is a poor design leaving the front panel cantilevered way out there. That front/deformed panel needs stiffening. If your buddy has the means to weld stainless, you might have them add a brace.
 
Anyone know why or how this might have happened? Is this little arm’s bushings supposed to be pressed in?

I just found a spot with service. We just finished up Muddy Creek Trail, about 1.5 hours outside of Moab, near Goblin Valley. Camping here as we speak.

Finding a break in the shade where the kids could get out and play for a bit, I thought I noticed something funny looking under the front end of my rig. Something hanging that shouldn’t be. Sure enough...

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