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Some of those pictures...
- Thread starter cybrfire
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What about the other parts? 
Edit: the 1.25 between holes would be great, I really think 2~2.5 back would be nice and still not look awkward (like the 5" back I tried
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Edit: the 1.25 between holes would be great, I really think 2~2.5 back would be nice and still not look awkward (like the 5" back I tried
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What about the other parts?
I'll get some pics of those tomorrow if I can beat another round out of my camera.
how much for those in 1ton spec and 4x4 tall. as there is diffrence in 2wd and 4wd by 3" hight.
The bag mounts look like they attach via the spring plate, right? How much would those run?
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I got your bump
These are for the 4" bumps and they are pushed forward 7.5". There is a smaller version for the original equipment bump.
$180.00 for a pair of those, 1/2, 3/4 ton and of course the 1 ton width. Either way. 4x4 height.
Gona be right around $100 bucks for the plates alone. We don't have a supplier for the bags.
Another thing to note, you'd really need to be aware of your clearance when mounting the bags on top of the plates Thinking mostly about the bag diameter. The pair pictured are on my crew cab. Springs are inboarded under the frame and the truck has 6" of lift.
100 isn't bad for premade plates, the bags themselves I'm sure I can source easy enough.
My stepside has 6in lift springs, 52 long, using the stock locations. I'm considering swapping those out for something softer for a better ride and making up stability with a load with airbags.
My stepside has 6in lift springs, 52 long, using the stock locations. I'm considering swapping those out for something softer for a better ride and making up stability with a load with airbags.
Could possibly be an option for you. Just depends on how the upper mount needs to be done.
I think the easiest option is to have a bracket like for the bumpstop but have a flat plate go across the bottom of both the frame and the bracket to make a large flat surface for the bag to attach to. Should spread the load well and be fairly easy to make. Actually looking at the pictures the large bumpstop bracket would work very well.
Any chance you've got some front shock hoop stuff hiding there somewhere? 
x2 I've got modded f-250 towers now, but would like to switch to a hoop later. Also I may need to pick up a set of those trick bump stop mountsAny chance you've got some front shock hoop stuff hiding there somewhere?
