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Not that many people actually do it, but it's been a time proven way of getting just that much more clearance at that pesky leading edge of the rear wheel opening.
And the 1" longer wheel base should actually help. Even off-roaders like a little more for climbing the rocks.
Some just do it for the aesthetics too.
You don't always need a longer driveshaft. Just depends on your setup. Most probably don't, but it never hurts to plan for it.
Just as with all other suspension mods though, don't go out buying a new shaft until you know it's needed!
Paul
And the 1" longer wheel base should actually help. Even off-roaders like a little more for climbing the rocks.
Some just do it for the aesthetics too.
You don't always need a longer driveshaft. Just depends on your setup. Most probably don't, but it never hurts to plan for it.
Just as with all other suspension mods though, don't go out buying a new shaft until you know it's needed!
Paul