Polecat
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after I get the custom flames put on my Yukon, I plan to drop the front 1" and about 3-4" in rear....do you have to install new lowered shocks lowering that far?
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JKmotorsports
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You can either replace the shocks with shorter ones or install new brackets that will position the shock mount lower to use your factory shocks. Compressing the longer stock shocks that much will eventually lead to failure. Most kits with that amount of drop will include either new shocks or relocation brackets for your stockers.
Polecat
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perfect, thank you sir!
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do you need to relocate both front and rear shocks if you have, say, a 2/3 drop (2" front, 3" rear)??
JKmotorsports
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The front uses a torsion bar rather than a coil spring, so all you need to do is adjust the torsion keys with a few turns of the adjusting bolt to raise or lower the front end a few inches.
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ordered my Eibach kit, should be here next week 
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I've already got the drop, but the ride ain't that great...
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