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Age is just a state of mind..................and my state of mind is OLD!!!
Happy belated Johnny
Happy belated Johnny
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Age is just a state of mind..................and my state of mind is OLD!!!
Happy belated Johnny
RTH!!!!
Everything was going fine. Went out for a drive this morning, then pulled onto my pad. I walked inside, then came out to find my leaf springs and tires had fallen off!! How could this happen?!?
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Cool. Great start. I will be curious what shocks you use. My Bilsteins are totally inadequate to control those heavy springs.
That looks great. Put 500 pounds in the back and look at your angles before final welding, but it looks really good.
I have Bilstein 5125s that are not up to the job. I've been meaning to research better alternatives. Radflos look tempting but hard to justify on a truck used just a few times per year. I'm hoping you will come up with a good bolt in solution!
I have Bilstein 5125s that are not up to the job.
Without a rear swaybar I've found the same to be true in my setup. The 5125 just aren't stiff enough. I was planning on converting to some 7100s with stiffer valving and will have to convert sometime this year as my driver side rear is giving up its vitals through a leaking shaft seal. My front 7100s feel like they control pretty well but I'm open to other brands that do a good job as well.
I'm just about to replace my shocks on Tencha .. and out of ProComps ( coz they are dirt cheap ) I have no clue what other option could be an " option " without imminent bankrupt
Do you know if the ProComps are any stiffer than the Bilstein 5125s?
How would you mount the antiroc?
Bar framemounted in the rear, arms facing forward, slightly down, to allow up travel?
It seems to me, these swaybars travel to easily, making them not very efficient at cornering, but stabilizing in off camber situations...