Which way do they mount? With the elbow pointing in towards the center of the jeep? Also does the short end go up or down?
845060
The elbow definitely goes toward the jeep. I believe in the front the short end goes up and in the back the short end is down (otherwise it hits the frame). I sold my jeep, so I can't check any more :(. Sorry.
845061
The short end is down, and the elbow points toward the center of the jeep. I only have them on the rear, so I'm not sure about the front.
721332
Not 100% sure what vehicle are you trying to mount this on? If it is a Jeep Wrangler it will mount up perfectly. They even give you the different threaded bolts in case you have a YJ, or TJ.
1064191
The tall mount. I have it on my AR. I went to the website to see the differences between the part numbers.
159536
Simple and safe installation with 3-position mounting: flush, standard or angled
288347
Hi, and thanks for your interest in our kits. You will notice there are a few different answers in the comment section. I would recommend getting a transfer case drop with this kit to correct any sort of vibration issues. I've personally never had any one need extended sway arm links, however, Jeeps are one of the most popular vehicles to mod, and there are customers who may find themselves in need of an extended sway arm link depending on their setup. I hope this is helpful, and if you have any further questions, please feel free to send me a message.
646810
It's actually designed to be installed only with the bolt facing up. Verbatim from the "Notes" section: - "Please note that the correct mounting is with the screw pointing up."
234049
I did side mount. I installed awhile ago, but don't recall seeing a rear mount.
90581
Not as far as I'm aware. If you look at either side of the bumper under the jeep, you'll see two mounting flanges holdin it on. There's one in the middle too. It's easy to slide a wrench or ratchet in there and remove the bumper. That way you have unrestricted access to the frame bar where the hitch connects. Install the hitch, put the bumper back on and you're good to go. If possible, take the bumper off the mounting flanges and leave them connected to the frame.Hope that helps!
738704
The shade is attached so that you can mount with shade either pointing up or down. We have ours mounted pointing down. No problem.
1038884
Yes elbows towards center of jeep and on the front set the short end up. The rear you'll have to put the long end up so they'll fit right.
1427414
I don't know if the instructions specify which side of the axle the springs go on. I mounted mine behind the axle and they work fine. If "one side kept breaking" for you before, there was probably something wrong with your existing springs or your vehicle was overloaded.
737023
I have a JK Rubicon with these on front and rear with no issues. You can contact ARB via e-mail and they will answer any questions you have. With the TJ it may be a clearance issue with the track bar.
2182006
No, all mounting holes are apart of the bumper. If you have a winch. Make sure you install it to the bumper before you install the bumper to the jeep (otherwise you can't access the nuts underneath).
289996
I have forwarded your question to my son who I hope will give you a reply. I bought it for his jeep and I have no idea how to answer your question. He might!
1007757
Mine looked like the ones in the picture. To be honest. I could adjust the drivers side easy, the passenger on I could not. I just put it up so the jeep would look balanced.
1200981
correct .... they will work if you have mounting extentions . you have to know what you are doing , and know how much jeep is lifted - so shock does not "top out "
1000344
My vehicle vents have up and down movement as well as side directional positions but once the unit is installedthe up and down movement is eliminated to make the Grip iT stable. Have been very pleased with the Grip And the Bracketron Company is very helpful, if you have a question about installation or any needed parts.