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Old 19-04-2011
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I've had a bit of a search & cant find anything about sizing on the forum. My JK will have an OME 2" lift & i'll be running 33" tyres. Obviously the 0-2" disconnects would be the way go but would i have any issues running the 2-6" set?? Future plans will involve a bigger lift & wheels, thinking i can save myself from buying another set when that happens...
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Go the larger set. It gives you the flexability of lifting it higher later.

We one set left in stock.
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Thanks bogged... i may just get a set locally & save myself freight. cheers...
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can someone let me know.... if i have a 2" lift and I'm installing the disconnects, will the standard brake lines be long enough? im running OME +2" springs and Bilstein H4-BE5-2724-HD shocks up front.
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Got any specs on the shocks?
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Got any specs on the shocks?
what do you mean? all i can find is that sticker on the side, the kit was installed by macquarie 4x4 in sydney.

I cant seem to find any info on the net regarding that part number.... is there another number on the shock which will help?
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Yeah, thats what I found too - no info with that part number... Curious as to how long they are, as this will detirmine if you need longer lines or not. If you cant find the info, just jack it up and watch the lines as it droops. My shocks (Rubicon Express) are 55mm longer front and 60mm longer rear. The front lines were fine at full droop, but the rears were too short so I had to make an extension to the chassis bracket.
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