pics with 3" body and torison bars cranked?
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pics with 3" body and torison bars cranked?
trying to see what it looks like, was wondering if it would be just as high as a 6" suspension lift. thanks
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Not to thread jack, but how have you been able to go offroading with any sort of speed without breaking or bending a tie rod? I don't trust cranking the T-bars.
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i have yea. i used to go to this one place with really deep ruts and it was bumpy as hell so youd baja it out there and i never broke anything. one time tho i tried to get out of the ruts but they were just too deep and i steered all the way to the left and the truck went way right and my PS pump was whinin like a sumbitch for a while. also on the road ive had my truck in the air several times
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mike did you just use the stock keys? or did you buy a new set? and i think im sold on the 35s with a 3" body and cranked keys
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wheelin yes i used stock keys. they get you to about the max height you can go because my bump stops in the front are almost touching the upper control arm so even if i had the keys i could go up maybe half an inch to an inch. and im very happy i went with 35s. i just had torsion bars cranked for like 6 8 months then i got a deal on the body lift from a pawn shop and only paid 70 bucks. the install was kind of a pita but it was worth it
the picture is of my cv angles and you can see where the tires like to rub on full crank on the swaybar
the picture is of my cv angles and you can see where the tires like to rub on full crank on the swaybar