Thank you I appreciate it. Yeah DVS definitely has some cool stuff for sure. Got a few thing to tie up front, but can’t wait to drive it. Cheers

Thank you. I’m running the Aisin 30 spline manual locking hubs. Had to upgrade to 30 spline Birfields to suit. Definitely beefier than what was offered between 91’ thru 94’ models. So glad I did.

Yep, I have the rear pan hard bracket installed. Mandatory for the rear end wiggle! Don’t have one installed on the front axle though. Having the new front radius arms set with the correct amount of caster is a game changer for sure.

@@trackcalledquest yeah that phb bracket made a big difference. Rear end feels so much more planted. I wish he was made the 4 inch arms one more frequently than the 3 or 5 inch arms. When I talked to him he said he’ll only make a run if he has enough orders.. but talking to him he said the 3 would be fine for my set up. 35’s, OME J suspension except for now rears swapped for non-J’s till I get more weight back there. I feel like I’m in between the 3 and 5 inch arms. Still made a huge difference though.

The castor correction plates weren’t giving the truck enough castor. Which made the truck really sketchy at highway speeds. Gotta tie up few things then we’ll take it for a spin. Cheers

@@trackcalledquest Yeah I don't really think the plates are a good way to go. They are cheap but then you pay for it with the not so great ride and not the actual correct castor. I only have a 1.75" Dobinson lift so my ride is still pretty good.

@@NigelNaughton Really, I’ve spoken to Slee Offroad and DVS on problems we encounter with these 80 Series going any where past 2.5” of lift. Yep I agree castor correction plates is a temporary fix.

They are the standard 5” arms. But are 1” longer than stock to bring the wheels back to the wheel well center line. Cheers!

@@trackcalledquest TY

@@trackcalledquest I seem to remember you putting on a 4" lift, wondering how the 5" DVS arms are working out for you? Steering/tracking/stability in the good range?

@@ggergg6423 Dusty is running a 4” lift with 30mm poly spacers. After installing the DVS arms I can actually relax and enjoy the long drives specially along mountain roads. I do not find myself white knuckling it anymore. Dusty tracks straight and is very predictable now. One thing to consider is the rear as well. I strongly suggest an adjustable rear track bar with the DVS rear track bar relocation bracket to keep the back settled. Remember anything over a 2.5” of lift with an 80 series will cause some serious drivability issues. Cheers.

@@trackcalledquest Ah, so 5" total, that is where mine will be too. Did you use the 3" or 5" DVS Panhard lift bracket?