4X4 lift question
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Get out of my offroad forum! You seem like more of a Fanatic anyway.
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lol i go for like jack daniels and stuff like that...
and once i get the truck all fixed up imma take it out to redneck yacht club thats about an hour north of me.
and i was talking about bpm, 90 bpm is slloowww and 150bpm is fast lol normal songs are around 120 bpm
and once i get the truck all fixed up imma take it out to redneck yacht club thats about an hour north of me.
and i was talking about bpm, 90 bpm is slloowww and 150bpm is fast lol normal songs are around 120 bpm
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From: utica il
werd!!! eventually all questions get answered in the offroad section. you just might have to read 4 pages to find it. this one however was answered quickly, what happens from there has infinite possibilities as to what direction the conversation will go
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ok new quesion lol would i need a steering rod thing if i do a 2" body lift ONTOP of the 2.5" suspention? http://www.topguncustomz.com/Store/G...view=248784833
Edit: i know on my dodge i need a new steering connection rod to do a 3" body lift..
Edit: i know on my dodge i need a new steering connection rod to do a 3" body lift..
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From: utica il
answer, i don't have a problem with bodylifts, but everyone else does, so expect to get crap for asking about one.
any quality body lift will include a steering shaft spacer, but if you havent bought the suspension lift yet, i say go with a 4inch and forget the bodylift
any quality body lift will include a steering shaft spacer, but if you havent bought the suspension lift yet, i say go with a 4inch and forget the bodylift
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From: utica il
you don't NEED the upgrades for the kit, and about the steering,
1 there is a stud with a nut on the steering box that is used for taking the play out of the steering. if you search around on here there are threads that cover how to adjust it.
2 chances are the play is coming from multiple areas in your front end, like tierods, pivot and spring bushings, and the ragjoint on your steering shaft. look into fixing those before thinking about any lift or bigger tires, because if there is a problem, bigger tires and a lift will only exaggerate or speed up the wear in the problem areas. fix them now and you will be time and money ahead
1 there is a stud with a nut on the steering box that is used for taking the play out of the steering. if you search around on here there are threads that cover how to adjust it.
2 chances are the play is coming from multiple areas in your front end, like tierods, pivot and spring bushings, and the ragjoint on your steering shaft. look into fixing those before thinking about any lift or bigger tires, because if there is a problem, bigger tires and a lift will only exaggerate or speed up the wear in the problem areas. fix them now and you will be time and money ahead