VX Lift options Wiki with part numbers.

[taylorRichie]

I ended up going with:
Front:
Torsion Crank... Alot of it...
Ball Joint Flip
Bilstein H2s
Energy Low Profile Bumpstop
Heavy Duty Tie Rods
Energy Sway bar Bushings

Back:
OME 912
Billstein H1
Energy Sway Bar
Energy High Pro Bumpstop (stacked on half of the stock bumpstop)
1" coil urethane Spacer
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Edited original post with more links as well.

[Solitude]

there are an assortment of steel brake lines on ebay in the stores section

[cwillyrun]

I looked on the Bilstein website and could not find the part number listed above for the front shocks. After phoning and discussing this with them, the front p/n should be B46-1738-H2. As noted above, these are the shocks recommended for the Trooper (B46-1739-H1 for the rear). The sales guy at Bilstein said, "a what?" when I told him it was for a Vehicross. lol

[tom4bren]

The thread on Diff Drops could be useful as well:

http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...threadid=11230

A linky to Joe Darlington is buried within - his run about $300 with the crossmember drops.

[LittleBeast]

Along with the 1" spacer I think you should put the 2" spacer from Indy4x4 as well:
https://id211.chi.us.securedata.net/...products_id=34

[tom4bren]

"What do you mean "THE" thread?"

Ooops - I was multi-tasking at the time.

In my defense however, YOUR thread is referenced in MY thread

Zeus is my inspiration & my role model. It was his lead that got me started on the path to enlightenment (or at least diff drops).

All better?????

[taylorRichie]

Both threads were added to the original post

[cwillyrun]

Thanks, Randy. I was worried the H1's would be too stiff if they were made for the heavier Trooper but if they're still softer than stock, I'll give them a try.

[4X4 UFO]

My 2001 OEM shocks with 60,000 miles on them are still slightly stiffer than the new Billstein H1's, but the ride comparison between the two VX's the shocks are mounted on is pretty close.

Randy

[4X4 UFO]

Hi, cwillyrun,
I apologize for being late with this post. I mentioned a few days ago that I would get you the part numbers for the Bilsteins, and it slipped my mind until now. You are correct, both front and rear are "B46". I installed B46-1739-H1's on the rear, and B46-1738 H1's on the front. I believe that the H1's are stiffer than the H2's, and the H1's are still slightly softer than stock, so, if you want to get as close to a stock ride as you can, I would recommend the H1's on both ends.

Randy