Hello. The lift kit comes with the adjustable components for the front and rear driveshaft (plastic tubular pieces) and tells you which parts are needed by your current wheelbase. This is the only adjustment that needs to be made, everything else should be good to go with regards to the shocks, etc.
@@JeepSheep ok thank you, I have the old bronco and it’s a limited edition snap on truck and it was all ready lifted and I didn’t have spare parts. So I have to buy them to make it longer. Thank you for your help and your video.
@@michaeldavis8259 in that case, I would just go ahead and buy upgraded drive shafts for a 12.8 wheelbase truck, such as Super Shaftys or something like that. I haven’t personally used them, but they seem like a good upgrade and way better than the stock shafts.
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What happens when you have a lift kit on your truck? I want to extend my trx4 to a 12.8 wheel base?
Hello. The lift kit comes with the adjustable components for the front and rear driveshaft (plastic tubular pieces) and tells you which parts are needed by your current wheelbase. This is the only adjustment that needs to be made, everything else should be good to go with regards to the shocks, etc.
@@JeepSheep ok thank you, I have the old bronco and it’s a limited edition snap on truck and it was all ready lifted and I didn’t have spare parts. So I have to buy them to make it longer. Thank you for your help and your video.
@@michaeldavis8259 in that case, I would just go ahead and buy upgraded drive shafts for a 12.8 wheelbase truck, such as Super Shaftys or something like that. I haven’t personally used them, but they seem like a good upgrade and way better than the stock shafts.