January B.S. Thread!
#61
Yes Ken. Here's my new sidekick, Daffiny. https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/...44549092_n.jpg
#62
A good side effect, is flat tires are not gonna be an issue!
$500 to lower the front of my truck, get 0 adjust-ability, and have Camber issues....OOORRRR $800-ish for a full air system, better ride, more adjust-ability, and always have air on hand.
Go figure.
#63
Don't shoot me, guys...But after a lot of thought, I am going to full air suspension. Right now is the homework stage, but it is looking like a 3-Link setup in the rear, and going to try my hardest to avoid having to raise my bed floor. A good side effect, is flat tires are not gonna be an issue! $500 to lower the front of my truck, get 0 adjust-ability, and have Camber issues....OOORRRR $800-ish for a full air system, better ride, more adjust-ability, and always have air on hand. Go figure.
#64
#65
I assume you know about the scrub line when lowering a vehicle. It can be very dangerous if you have too low a line and have a flat. It can become an un-steerable road grader.
#66
Oh, okay. Our military trucks have on board compressors as well. We use them for everything. They're handy portable air.
I assume you know about the scrub line when lowering a vehicle. It can be very dangerous if you have too low a line and have a flat. It can become an un-steerable road grader.
I assume you know about the scrub line when lowering a vehicle. It can be very dangerous if you have too low a line and have a flat. It can become an un-steerable road grader.
Seems $600 is the magical number for me and all the parts to do the swap.
I don't plan on dragging the bottom off it...That's stupidiness.
I'm just looking that for $600, I can have better ride, portable air, and adjustability...
Vs.
$500 for Drop beams and an axle flip that causes camber issues, no adjustability, and causes pinion angle issues.
#67
Yeah.
Seems $600 is the magical number for me and all the parts to do the swap.
I don't plan on dragging the bottom off it...That's stupidiness.
I'm just looking that for $600, I can have better ride, portable air, and adjustability...
Vs.
$500 for Drop beams and an axle flip that causes camber issues, no adjustability, and causes pinion angle issues.
Seems $600 is the magical number for me and all the parts to do the swap.
I don't plan on dragging the bottom off it...That's stupidiness.
I'm just looking that for $600, I can have better ride, portable air, and adjustability...
Vs.
$500 for Drop beams and an axle flip that causes camber issues, no adjustability, and causes pinion angle issues.
I'm not into slammed trucks, but I like them lower than stock.
It seems trucks get higher every year. A two wheel drive now sits higher than a four wheel drive used to. That's a lot of air moving between the truck and the ground messing with fuel economy and handling.
I like the look of these trucks. The second one isn't really lower, but the chin spoiler gives it a much lower look. (the grass makes it look even lower)
#68
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