Recent content by ohernia24

Readings for front and rear. Raised from L to N three separate times and had consistent 6.7 front and 6.9 rear. In my mind those are both tolerable until I install rock sliders and then get a final determination for what to do with the rear pressure.

Forgive me I’m still pretty new to these rigs. I’m wanting to spin bolt one clockwise for both the passenger and driver side? Using a picture from another user. Thank you all for the help. Figured it out. Will post results soon

Definitely. Will do that this evening. Thank you!

Thank you Tom! Much appreciated

Finally bought a CReader Elite scan tool and was able to check AHC pressures (I can add a link if anyone is interested in the reader). Front was 8.3 and rear was 7.4. That was with a new bumper (check my new profile pic), but no sliders yet. Both a little high. I’ll probably adjust torsion bars...

Completed this DIY kit from Vidal Metal Worx. Highly recommend checking him out. Took two guys about 2 days with pretty minimal welding experience. I love it! Major facelift was needed.

Just went through that thread, that's great to know. Thanks for sending that. Definitely need to get a baseline reading and go from there on if I even need an aftermarket spring

true that! :lol:

My thoughts as well, this is all great info to have on hand though in case I do reach those weight limits.

Specific part number for those? Or just look up any LC 100 rear springs

This is very helpful info I sure appreciate it. I think before buying anything aftermarket I'll see what the pressures are with a considerate load. Using your extract numbers... with my new parts and 4 guys (not 150 each more like 200 each....) I'm still about 300 lbs under. I think I've...

It’d definitely be a rare occurrence to have near max weight. I definitely need to see where they’re at after the install of parts. I’d be happy to post what they are. Will be a few weeks til everything is installed.

That’s the second recommendation on the King rear coils, I’ll look into those here soon. Makes sense to support the end with no adjustment.

Sweet, kind of what I was anticipating, appreciate the response