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Skyjacker Rear Leafs
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Skyjacker Rear Leafs
Me, Im 19 and i make a hefty amount of money, so when i was looking for a lift i only wanted the best 
. So i bought myself the Skyjacker Rear leaf springs that were like $500.. My friends all say i payed way to much for rear leafs.. but does anyone have these springs and why are they so much?? THanks!
. So i bought myself the Skyjacker Rear leaf springs that were like $500.. My friends all say i payed way to much for rear leafs.. but does anyone have these springs and why are they so much?? THanks!
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I have the SkyJ rear lifted leaf packs for my 6" lift, but I didn't pay $500 for them. Shop around!!! I don't think they are as high$ as Deaver springs, but still strong enough for a weekend warrior!
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ahahahahaha......im 18 and i have a yearly budget of like 800$.
ya, no more 4wheelparts!!! there are many better places....i like eBay personally. you can get brand new stuff for cheap there.
Idio
ya, no more 4wheelparts!!! there are many better places....i like eBay personally. you can get brand new stuff for cheap there.
Idio
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i paid $125 for a shackle flip and i get more flex than new springs offer but i also got the lift i needed!
shoot, I am running a 460 as a DD and am a full time student so not really any time for a job. i am on a -$800 budget.
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Originally posted by Idiomaticman
ahahahahaha......im 18 and i have a yearly budget of like 800$.
ya, no more 4wheelparts!!! there are many better places....i like eBay personally. you can get brand new stuff for cheap there.
Idio
ahahahahaha......im 18 and i have a yearly budget of like 800$.
ya, no more 4wheelparts!!! there are many better places....i like eBay personally. you can get brand new stuff for cheap there.
Idio
-jason-
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How the hell do you guys manage? $800 will cover my gas for 2 months if I keep my out of town trips on the ricer.
Ebay has everything if you can wait long enough . . . sooner or later it will pop up. Weather here is starting to get nice again so I'm going to head to the junkyard and see what I can dig up in the way of springs.
Speaking of which (hijack, sorry) if I need to remove rivots from the rear hangars on a truck but can't use any power tools what is my best option? I was thinking maybe taking a battery powered drill and drilling them out but wasn't sure if there's a better way.
Ebay has everything if you can wait long enough . . . sooner or later it will pop up. Weather here is starting to get nice again so I'm going to head to the junkyard and see what I can dig up in the way of springs.
Speaking of which (hijack, sorry) if I need to remove rivots from the rear hangars on a truck but can't use any power tools what is my best option? I was thinking maybe taking a battery powered drill and drilling them out but wasn't sure if there's a better way.
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ummm.....why no power tools...some kind of bet going on. just go borrow/rent a torch and blow then out, or get a grinder....for real.....the trouble it would be to not use power tools........but the drill may work, depends on the drill.
as for manage on a 800$ a year budget....well....i dunno....i meet the right people and get a lot of free stuff really. i only run a 35, so rearley break anything. 300 6, i get like 15 mpg...and thats with the 35...upwards of 18 without them on there. but i must admit, my parents give me 120$ a month for gas. not much, and usually doesnt cover it, but it sure helps out a lot really.
Idiomaticman
as for manage on a 800$ a year budget....well....i dunno....i meet the right people and get a lot of free stuff really. i only run a 35, so rearley break anything. 300 6, i get like 15 mpg...and thats with the 35...upwards of 18 without them on there. but i must admit, my parents give me 120$ a month for gas. not much, and usually doesnt cover it, but it sure helps out a lot really.
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ivan, you'll probably break all your drill bits on those rivets. Try a hammer and chisel to chip off the heads before drilling. I broke 3 bits and one hammer handle removing the rear hangers on my 88, and that was after grinding the rivet heads flat!!!
I have a hard enough time getting by on $800/week. I would starve to death the other 51 weeks out of the year!!!
I have a hard enough time getting by on $800/week. I would starve to death the other 51 weeks out of the year!!!
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I'm not doing this at home. I need to pull some hangars off a truck at the boneyard for my shackle flip. Trouble is I don't have a generator and they don't allow any torches in there so it's basically only hand tools. I guess I may be able to adapt a cutting/grinding disc to my cordless drill and give that a shot. I knew it was going to be a pain in the butt to do but seems a lot more appealing to me than paying Sky Manufacturing. Plus with a hangar from an F-350 I think I can get a little more lift than Sky's unit offers.