Anytime! Let us know if you need any more help. Another trial and error tip for you just in case: I had to rotate the bottom part where it screws into the LCA on one, like idk 1/8" maybe since the bolt wouldnt go in straight. Took me a bit to realize those could be adjusted... lol
I adjusted mine and @NvrFinished is correct, no spanner for these. Can't do it on the vehicle so I did it before I put them on. Luckily a buddy of mine had a nice heavy duty spring compressor. Essentially you need to relieve the pressure on the "adjustment collar" on the bottom of the coilover...
But those aren't true rock sliders, those are just steps. They're not bolted to the frame but instead the body so if you land on a rock you run the risk of pushing those into the body panels above.
Appreciate it but the original post was from February :p Off the top of my head, the TM was like Selectable Drive Modes or something in FORscan, I don't remember which module but wanna say APIM?
Okay yeah you’re rubbing because of the offset too. I’m at 3” lift with a +18 offset and the only functional rubbing were the crash bars but I changed them. You could use a spacer (what I’m guessing Rangerlift is talking about) but again you may be straining the suspension at the point