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Dan Pitts
Body Lift
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| 03/15/2006 7:19 AM |
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| so i have been thinking. and leafsprings suck. but they are good i one way. i have seen jeeps take the leaf springs and turn them over and use them up side down i here you can get massive flex out of these systems. i was just wondering is this possible with a toyota. and can i do it for under 400 or 500 bucks. i think it would be wicked crazy. |
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Danny Pitts
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lift it, fat chicks can't jump |
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primetimek5
Lift & Lockers
Posts:537
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| 03/15/2006 5:30 PM |
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| use leaf packs out of a furd 63s for the rear.(BREAK ALOT)
or go chevy 52s for the front & 56 in the rear. i score over 1000 on
a 20 degree rti ramp (super flexy) |
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rick p. |
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primetimek5
Lift & Lockers
Posts:537
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| 03/15/2006 7:49 PM |
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oh & you can do it for less then $500.00.
it depends where junk yard you get them.
56s come out of 90 chevy pick up rear for your rear.(your trucks)
52s come out of the rear of a 70-80 pick up or blazer.
it would give you around 4-5 inches of lift. rear axle going back 2-4 inches & the front will go foward 3 inches.
need extend your driveshafts. & need to make a anti-rap bar w/ heim joints.
their you go. under $500.00 |
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rick p. |
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primetimek5
Lift & Lockers
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| 03/15/2006 7:51 PM |
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| your gonna need to buy longer shakles for the front 7.5 eye to eye.($20)
shackle flip in the rear.(home brew $25.) |
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rick p. |
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