Camburg Suspension Club
02-09-2012, 06:47 PM
#21
Senior Member
I'm slackin bud I'll be in the club soon! I'm still saving some moolah for some more things so I can have everything installed at once so this truck will finally be done! (for a little bit atleast 
) Have most the stuff though 
Everybody knows your not Really in the Camburg club til you get the custom badges
JK!
) Have most the stuff though Everybody knows your not Really in the Camburg club til you get the custom badges
JK!
02-09-2012, 06:51 PM
#22
[Project Ironhide]
Thread Starter
Lol! Good! I have moments that seem to indicate otherwise, but ya know how that is! =0D
That's awesome news, can't wait to see it. I am really thinking this will be my next mod! Gotta come up with the funds... I am figuring i'm looking at, at least $3500.00 to do it all right! You think that's close (not counting install)? I have a local 4x4 shop that I've used for a couple small mods so far... They can get the Camburg setup at a good discount, they race Baja in the "stock" class... Not so stock, but ya know. They also participate in the modified and super modified classes. At least I think that's what the classes are called? Anyway I can't wait, I am so anxious it's like a 5 year old at Christmas!
Will also now have to add the extras for the rear setup to my wish/soon to get list. Thanks for being a very informative Guinea pig bro!
That's awesome news, can't wait to see it. I am really thinking this will be my next mod! Gotta come up with the funds... I am figuring i'm looking at, at least $3500.00 to do it all right! You think that's close (not counting install)? I have a local 4x4 shop that I've used for a couple small mods so far... They can get the Camburg setup at a good discount, they race Baja in the "stock" class... Not so stock, but ya know. They also participate in the modified and super modified classes. At least I think that's what the classes are called? Anyway I can't wait, I am so anxious it's like a 5 year old at Christmas!
Will also now have to add the extras for the rear setup to my wish/soon to get list. Thanks for being a very informative Guinea pig bro! I think you might be in the ballpark for the Camburg kit with install. You will need another $3k or so for the rear. If you aren't in a hurry and can hang out a bit longer, I think there's some stuff coming soon from a new vendor that you are going to want to look at before pulling the trigger.
02-09-2012, 06:52 PM
#23
[Project Ironhide]
Thread Starter
I'm slackin bud I'll be in the club soon! I'm still saving some moolah for some more things so I can have everything installed at once so this truck will finally be done! (for a little bit atleast ) Have most the stuff though
Everybody knows your not Really in the Camburg club til you get the custom badges JK!
) Have most the stuff though Everybody knows your not Really in the Camburg club til you get the custom badges
JK!YOU DAWG!!! YOU GOT THE BADGES!!! Damn those look good. You aint right man!!!
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02-09-2012, 08:08 PM
#25
Originally Posted by Fast Filly
Guys can anyone tell me some of the benefits of a kit like this over a tradition 6 inch lift?
02-09-2012, 08:12 PM
#26
Can we have a half-*** club member or do we need to have the full kit? My Icon coilovers & rears are supposed to ship tomorrow. I'm running the stock fx4 20s with 275 65 BFGs right now and was told the stock wheels had too much backspacing to run the camburg uppers. I talked to camburg and was told the uppers were built to the stock spec and I have no rubbing with my current setup. I plan on running the Icons a little below the max lift height so hopefully it will all work out. If not, I'll be ordering the Camburg uppers and damn, those Novakanes sure look good. 
Just time and money right?
Just time and money right?
02-09-2012, 08:32 PM
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I'm all over this one too. Almost pulled the trigger and got the Camburg Perf. Suspension, then I heard about new stuff just about to come out for the F150's, not just the Raptors. Also read posts from Bisonium confirming these rumors. So now the plastic is just sitting at idle. I guess I could order some now and some later, but I'm wanting rear springs and maybe the bumps too ??? I'd rather get it all at once, or at least know for sure that everything I do order with work together. I'm not looking to take on the Raptors, but I do want to be able to navigate any terrain without much trouble. Bisonium, your truck makes me proud to be a FORD MAN !!! So count me in as a Camburg club member. Please keep us posted if you don't mind.
Please keep us posted if you don't mind.
02-09-2012, 10:30 PM
#28
[Project Ironhide]
Thread Starter
I'm all over this one too. Almost pulled the trigger and got the Camburg Perf. Suspension, then I heard about new stuff just about to come out for the F150's, not just the Raptors. Also read posts from Bisonium confirming these rumors. So now the plastic is just sitting at idle. I guess I could order some now and some later, but I'm wanting rear springs and maybe the bumps too ??? I'd rather get it all at once, or at least know for sure that everything I do order with work together. I'm not looking to take on the Raptors, but I do want to be able to navigate any terrain without much trouble. Bisonium, your truck makes me proud to be a FORD MAN !!! So count me in as a Camburg club member. Please keep us posted if you don't mind.
Please keep us posted if you don't mind.Stay tuned fellas, the F-150 brought the Raptor into this world, and now it will be able to take it out too!
02-09-2012, 11:00 PM
#29
Senior Member
Originally Posted by levirooskie
Nice setup! The General Grabber tires you have are what I was wanting to put on my truck... How you like them? Road noise level? Rain/snow traction?
Been looking long and hard into getting this Camburg setup. How do you guys like it? Is it to soft at times?
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02-09-2012, 11:01 PM
#30
Senior Member
Originally Posted by bisonium
Love my Camburg kit so far. the front coil-overs come with a little too much pre-load in them so you will probably have to tune that, but they are great.