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Why would you want to use TTB springs with a solid axle swap?
1 the lower mounting point is stronger.
2 there's a bushing to reduce random noise.
3 it allows for a little more lift.
There's no dead set way to put your solid axle under one of our trucks but a buddy and I both did our trucks at the same time. His was on the road before mine easily, and he loves his, but says he's going to change his setup to mine because after riding in the 2 trucks, he likes the ride in mine better. To each his own. Mine isn't a daily driver, so I could take the time, and very happy with it so far.
1 the lower mounting point is stronger.
2 there's a bushing to reduce random noise.
3 it allows for a little more lift.
There's no dead set way to put your solid axle under one of our trucks but a buddy and I both did our trucks at the same time. His was on the road before mine easily, and he loves his, but says he's going to change his setup to mine because after riding in the 2 trucks, he likes the ride in mine better. To each his own. Mine isn't a daily driver, so I could take the time, and very happy with it so far.
Might be a stupid question as I'm a noon, but how is the axle connected to the frame? I'm assuming it's the bars in the front that kind of look like long tie rods?
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