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42's - How little lift?
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Paxx
1/2 ton status
Re: 42\'s - How little lift?
So basically 7" is pretty reasonable to shoot for. If it does get into the fenders I could always just use a bigger bumpstop, right?
If thats the case then I will be a happy man /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
So basically 7" is pretty reasonable to shoot for. If it does get into the fenders I could always just use a bigger bumpstop, right?
If thats the case then I will be a happy man /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
hawkeye649
1/2 ton status
Re: 42\'s - How little lift?
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Here's about 5.5" - 6" lift on 44's. You can check out my gallery for some more pics. Gona throw a zero rate in up front yet.
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You haven't posted many update photos recently, unless I've missed them. /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif
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Here's about 5.5" - 6" lift on 44's. You can check out my gallery for some more pics. Gona throw a zero rate in up front yet.
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You haven't posted many update photos recently, unless I've missed them. /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif
KRAZIE87K5
1/2 ton status
Re: 42\'s - How little lift?
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Do you have any issues Jeff? What is your axle placement? Did you have to tub the rear or is there no rubbing?
Frizzlefry do you have any good pics to post up? /forums/images/graemlins/peace.gif
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The axles on "Jeff's" 86 are DRW axles (D60/D70) and running uncut hummer rims. The fenders are seriously cutback, but the axles are for the most part in the factory location. there is no rubbing in the front, but there is a slight bit of rubbing when REALLY flexed into the rear wheel wells.
The 7" of lift is on 6" spring and 1" body. It was a great combo IMO. If I hadn't lived in yuppyville, that rig would still be mine... AH WELL. Such is life. Now I'll be trading the Camaro off for a late 80's Cherokee... we'll see how that goes.
Sorry to blubber out here boys, just miss my rig thats all. /forums/images/graemlins/screwy.gif
-Dan
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Do you have any issues Jeff? What is your axle placement? Did you have to tub the rear or is there no rubbing?
Frizzlefry do you have any good pics to post up? /forums/images/graemlins/peace.gif
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The axles on "Jeff's" 86 are DRW axles (D60/D70) and running uncut hummer rims. The fenders are seriously cutback, but the axles are for the most part in the factory location. there is no rubbing in the front, but there is a slight bit of rubbing when REALLY flexed into the rear wheel wells.
The 7" of lift is on 6" spring and 1" body. It was a great combo IMO. If I hadn't lived in yuppyville, that rig would still be mine... AH WELL. Such is life. Now I'll be trading the Camaro off for a late 80's Cherokee... we'll see how that goes.
Sorry to blubber out here boys, just miss my rig thats all. /forums/images/graemlins/screwy.gif
-Dan
white-rhyno
1/2 ton status
Re: 42\'s - How little lift?
Less than 4"
Less than 4"
