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Old 12-31-2010, 03:35 PM
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Heres myne the camber on the passagner was fine but the drivers side i had to change the bushing when i alligned it... TWIN I BEAM sucks im doind a staight swap this summer. IT has a 8inch front 6 inch rough country with a leveling block. It has 35 mud terrain km2s with 15x10 wheels and they dont rub at all. IT was gutless until i put fulltube headers and true duals...
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Originally Posted by 965.84x4
I like the six inch, the alignment is true but there are a couple of fixes for the alignment issue, fully adjustable camber sleeves are about 30-50 bucks apiece there's a link around here somewhere that talks about aligning our ttb axles. It was sayin a longer pitman arm than the one coming in these kits helps its about two hundred bucks from skyjacker.
heres a six inch and 35's
Did you have to do brake line extensions or anything?
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Originally Posted by lyle k
Did you have to do brake line extensions or anything?
I don't believe they'll be answering you so I'll say yes if you lift the truck you will need brake line extensions. On a small lift you could probably get away with not doing them but in all honesty that would be pretty stupid.



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