t0ymach1n3
Senior Member
Good morning everyone!
Long time lurker, first time poster. I SWEAR I have browsed the forums for any answers/clues/tips/tricks for the questions I have below so not to be one of "those guys"
A little preface of what i'm working with:
2014 Ram 1500 RCSB Express w/20 in stock rims, Belltech 2/4 drop w/street performer shocks, Spohn adjustable panhard bar (I think it's set correctly?)
Now for the actual reason for the post:
I bought the above mentioned drop kit along with the no cut brackets, after reading about them and the problems they fixed, to be sure I had a damn good start at completing the drop right and getting the results we are all after. When it came time for the install, I got scared and didn't install the brackets. After a good amount of miles, highway and street, I know I need to install these to fix the death wobble my truck has when it's at high speed and moves any other direction that straight. Looking back I was a bit confused on how these actually install on the rear end in terms of exactly where to drill the holes and fears of drilling in the wrong spot and ruining my chances of installing these. I am by no means a dummy in terms of turning wrenches and would prefer to do this myself instead of a shop preferably.
Anyone have any tips/tricks/info that might help me get over this to get these installed? Thanks ahead of time
Long time lurker, first time poster. I SWEAR I have browsed the forums for any answers/clues/tips/tricks for the questions I have below so not to be one of "those guys"
A little preface of what i'm working with:
2014 Ram 1500 RCSB Express w/20 in stock rims, Belltech 2/4 drop w/street performer shocks, Spohn adjustable panhard bar (I think it's set correctly?)
Now for the actual reason for the post:
I bought the above mentioned drop kit along with the no cut brackets, after reading about them and the problems they fixed, to be sure I had a damn good start at completing the drop right and getting the results we are all after. When it came time for the install, I got scared and didn't install the brackets. After a good amount of miles, highway and street, I know I need to install these to fix the death wobble my truck has when it's at high speed and moves any other direction that straight. Looking back I was a bit confused on how these actually install on the rear end in terms of exactly where to drill the holes and fears of drilling in the wrong spot and ruining my chances of installing these. I am by no means a dummy in terms of turning wrenches and would prefer to do this myself instead of a shop preferably.
Anyone have any tips/tricks/info that might help me get over this to get these installed? Thanks ahead of time
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