[critterskinner]

Does the Outkast 3" forward a-arm kit relocate the front shocks?

 

[AK-Bandit]

I moved my shocks to the outer holes when I installed my Outkast 3" kit.

 

[mudxxed]

Hey AK-Bandit, you have a measurement of your ranger? I need to be 81inches tall to fit in my garage and your setup is identical to what Im going to do as far as lift, I would like to run 31 outback maxs if I can get away with it.

 

[AK-Bandit]

Hey AK-Bandit, you have a measurement of your ranger? I need to be 81inches tall to fit in my garage and your setup is identical to what Im going to do as far as lift, I would like to run 31 outback maxs if I can get away with it.

I have a sport roof on mine, and the highest point measures right at 80". That's with my tires aired up to 12psi, an empty gas tank, and nobody sitting in it.

 

[critterskinner]

I guess the silence means no one knows.

 

[Toxic-21]

I guess the silence means no one knows.

The shocks will roughly be in the same OEM position, they move the lower shock mount rearward, since the A arms are bent forward.

They technically do not move the shock mount rearward, it's in the same location, it just appears that way.

 

[critterskinner]

The shocks will roughly be in the same OEM position, they move the lower shock mount rearward, since the A arms are bent forward.

What is the advantage of moving the bottom backwards? All the other a-arms move the top shock forward.

 

[Toxic-21]

All the other a-arms move the top shock forward.

That is incorrect, unless I'm misunderstanding your question. The only brand that I am aware of that still uses the shock forward top mount is superlift, and that was for the 700/800.