questions fellas? 1. i have a 23 OR with 3 inches front n 1 inch block from westcott lift with add a left pro comp. i want to replace it with the deaver stage 2 like you guys installed. my question is, if i replace it with the deaver stage 2 is it going to be sagging or i have rake? thanks guys
Hi ~ Thanks for this video - you saved me some serious time. If I could make a friendly suggestion in the interests of improving the video..., The audio could use a bit of balancing. In the first chapter, the the voice is buried in the the underscore (music), and difficult to understand.. Later, from 3:20 to 3:35, the music gets pretty loud. It's fairly good after that, even though it still changes volume a few times. A good tool for taming those swings in volume is a compressor - available in most free audio apps and in some video editors. Keep them coming though - you have a pleasant way of explaining things. Thanks again ! Dave
Bigger than the wood block jack violation was using the torque wrench to take off the lugs.
Thanks for coming to help with the install brotha!!
No problem! Glad osha approved
questions fellas? 1. i have a 23 OR with 3 inches front n 1 inch block from westcott lift with add a left pro comp. i want to replace it with the deaver stage 2 like you guys installed. my question is, if i replace it with the deaver stage 2 is it going to be sagging or i have rake? thanks guys
So am I understanding the Deaver leaf pack eliminates the 4 in block on the rough country 6in lift?
Why did you go stage 3 and not stage 2 on the Deaver set up?
Any drive line vibrations after the installation?
Yes, have a lot with mine unfortunately
@@kyleallyn9761 Install a carrier bearing drop and shim the axle.
BTW-funny video.
Lastly, your BF may not need lube, butt yer bushings do.
Hi ~ Thanks for this video - you saved me some serious time. If I could make a friendly suggestion in the interests of improving the video..., The audio could use a bit of balancing. In the first chapter, the the voice is buried in the the underscore (music), and difficult to understand.. Later, from 3:20 to 3:35, the music gets pretty loud. It's fairly good after that, even though it still changes volume a few times. A good tool for taming those swings in volume is a compressor - available in most free audio apps and in some video editors. Keep them coming though - you have a pleasant way of explaining things. Thanks again ! Dave
What tire carrier is that?
Rigd