6" Fabtech lift Pics

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Christa:

Sorry for the late reply. Take a look at your bunp stops (called many things) to see if they were installed correctly.

Phil D has a post on this somewhere on here.

Your issue has nothing to do with the shocks but the bump stops need to be near the lower control arms in accordance with the Fabteck specs.

It may be more than this--just a stab for now. Can you post a pic of your front end? I could tell more.

The STEERING SHOULD NOT BE SCAREY and I can tell you know how to drive. Something is wrong with your install and I will try and fix it from afar if I can.

I am conerned about this problem. It is not something you should have to get used to.

Also, test your steering at increasing speeds on a new highway. My H2's have wide tires and spaced wheels. When I get on 295 in NJ, there are places where my H2 jumps from side to side. It is really scary. Turns out the road is so worn--the track in asphalt are from normal cars and the H2 rides on the crests--it whips from side to side. My chief mechanic has a mini Cooper and the same thing happens to him--he is on the insdie of the crests. However, his car is light and easer to control with the low center of gravity. I would never have believed this if I did not experience it first hand. Our NJ road taxes at work!