I did this and now have the issue of aligning the rear suspension. I also didnt like how low the front end was stock. I went with Fox Pro zero shocks that are about 1 inch longer than stock, I had to do some clearancing on the stock upper mounts but other than it they bolted right in. The stance is much better now, however the only the rear half off the track is on the ground. I took some measurements and I think i can drill new holes and lower ther front of the skid down about 1" but i think i still might have to raise the rear suspension upwards a bit to get the tipped up portion of the rails in the air like I would prefer. Anybody have any suggestions for the best way to accomplish this?