[ZuksRule]

Hello. I'm having a lot of clearance problems with my shocks hitting my new YJ springs and u-bolt plates, and I just wondered if it would hurt anything to mount my D-techs upside down to gain more room? Thanks

-Ryan
'88 Sami. locked, Warned, lifted, geared. Two track mind

 

[Guest]

sounds like a good idea

 

[485]

I'm running my Rancho's upside down right now w/ no probs

 

[Billy Bob]

dont know up from down on my 9000s, but my adjuster knobs are on the bottom.
BiLLy bOb

Do unto others as you want done to you!
If you pack it in, pack it out!

 

[485]

that would be upside down. Same way mine are

 

[Billy Bob]

rekon i know now huh???/wwwthreads_images/icons/tongue.gif
thanks
BiLLy bOb

Do unto others as you want done to you!
If you pack it in, pack it out!

 

[485]

Does your e-brake cable rub th ecrap outta the shocks?

 

[Billy Bob]

nope, dont have that problem. my brake lines rub some, but my pbrake is stretched out n dont give any problems.
BiLLy bOb

Do unto others as you want done to you!
If you pack it in, pack it out!

 

[Guest]

bahah BB your the greatest!

~Goot

 

[ZuksRule]

BillyBob, Actually if your adjuster knobs are on the bottom you have them in right side up. I ran my Rancho 9000's upside down and ALL 4 blew out after less than 2 years. That's another reason I wanted to check and see what you guys thought. Thanks

-Ryan
'88 Sami. locked, Warned, lifted, geared. Two track mind

 

[Billy Bob]

now, mees confuzzled, knobs down or up to be correct??????
BiLLy bOb

Do unto others as you want done to you!
If you pack it in, pack it out!

 

[484]

DT3000 or DT8000 series shocks can be run in any position, up, down, sideways, doesn't matter.

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