How's it going everyone I picked up a set of second hand a arms form the wonderful world of ebay and they were advertised as lonestar +2 arms, all well and good but I am getting ready to order up the elka shock kit and I want to be positive about my front arms before committing to the price tag that comes with them. After a couple simple eyeball measurements I found that my stock lower arms are about 13 inches from the center of the ball joint to the center of the pivot and on the lone star arms they measure about 16 inches from the center of the ball joint to the center of the pivot tube. So even though I kinda suck at math that seems to be more of a +3 than +2 another thing that made me question things in the first place it seems that lonestar mostly makes +3 kits that I can find unless that had or have some sort of +2 option I am missing.
So my main question am I any where close to my assumptions about measuring this stuff and if not what is the "proper" way and is there any way to tell if they are stock offset or moved forward or back at all. Thanks in advance and if need be I can snap some pics of the lonestar arms but my stockers are still on the 400.
So my main question am I any where close to my assumptions about measuring this stuff and if not what is the "proper" way and is there any way to tell if they are stock offset or moved forward or back at all. Thanks in advance and if need be I can snap some pics of the lonestar arms but my stockers are still on the 400.