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I think so. The shocks are next level. The 40 we put them on had HFS/Bilstein and it’s night and day.Is it worth the price?
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I think so. The shocks are next level. The 40 we put them on had HFS/Bilstein and it’s night and day.Is it worth the price?
Some brand of 33’s. I like the 255/85-16 but that requires a wheel investment as wellI guess then that's what I'll go with once I save up some cash. What tires do you recommend?
Reviving an old thread. I’m currently running 4in TPI springs with 1.5 shackles and plan on running 35’s. I’m going to run a factory style soft top and the bow sits about an inch higher than the garage door. I’m thinking to go back to factory size shackles and still run the 35’s but not sure if the tires will be rubbing the wheel well. I currently have one 35 on it and the others are 33’s but need to be replaced. Any help would be appreciated. The picture attached is the 35in tire to give an idea the clearance I currently have.
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Yeah that’s really close! I’m definitely not plan on cutting my fenders. Worst case scenario I’ll go back to stock shackles and run 33’s if it’s to close.I just installed Alcan custom 4" rear and 3" in the front and have stock length shackles on my 78 but as of yet don't know how it will ride yet. I also installed 12x35s on 17" rims. Looks like trimming the rear fenders will need to be done and will move the rear axle back.
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Stock length shackles are too short for 4" rear springs, the spring can´t fully straighten.I just installed Alcan custom 4" rear and 3" in the front and have stock length shackles on my 78 but as of yet don't know how it will ride yet.
Stock length shackles are too short for 4" rear springs, the spring can´t fully straighten.
I did not want 12.5"s but I live in central Wyoming and my local dealer was not able to get Micky Thompson 10" because they were out of stock or slow to be manufactured. The shipping alone was $150.Yeah that’s really close! I’m definitely not plan on cutting my fenders. Worst case scenario I’ll go back to stock shackles and run 33’s if it’s to close.
If I remember right they are 9" wide. I am still working on the mechanical any way, and the rear axles perches will have to be cut to get it centered and moved back and possibly rolled to get the pinion angle right with the transfer case.Are the wheels 10" or 8"? I wouldn't alter the fenders until the whole suspension is set up.
When I got the suspension and axle back under the the front with the 35s the back did come down a little and with it sitting on mismatched skates the front looked to high. When I get the motor and drive train back in I will check how level it is.So currently the 35” tire is on the back passenger side and the rest on 33’s. The side with the 35 is where I measured from. I have a theory that once I put 35’s on the other three that it will lower back end of the cruiser to give me clearance I need.
So currently the 35” tire is on the back passenger side and the rest on 33’s. The side with the 35 is where I measured from. I have a theory that once I put 35’s on the other three that it will lower back end of the cruiser to give me clearance I need.