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Springer Suspension is....

Discussion in 'Pacific Region' started by Gold Rush, Sep 2, 2002.

  1. Gold Rush

    Gold Rush 1/2 ton status

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    My "Springer" Suspension is now installed. The truck is not driveable though. When lifting the truck to fit the new springs the rear brake line snapped and I have to fabricate some type of e-brake cable set-up. Stacey ordered a new brake line for a 12" lift for me and hopefully it will be long enough. Not sure what to do about the e-brake cables yet.




    David
     
    Gold Rush, Sep 2, 2002
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  2. Zeus33rd

    Zeus33rd Smarter than you GMOTM Winner

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    We dont need no stinin e-brake cables!! LOL....Seriously though, I never hooked min eup when I swapped to the 14b. No big deal. One of these days I'll hook them up. Someday when I'm bored. /forums/images/icons/grin.gif
     
    Zeus33rd, Sep 2, 2002
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  3. gokartergo

    gokartergo 3/4 ton status Staff Member Moderator

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    We have to have them hooked up for the compitition..We think we figured out how to do it..
     
    gokartergo, Sep 2, 2002
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  4. 70~K5

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    What those rock buggys have Ebrakes??? /forums/images/icons/confused.gif /forums/images/icons/confused.gif /forums/images/icons/confused.gif
     
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  5. gokartergo

    gokartergo 3/4 ton status Staff Member Moderator

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    Yep
     
    gokartergo, Sep 3, 2002
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  6. crawlerfj40

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    Use A line lock Quick and easy,they have them now where you can lock up the front and rear. /forums/images/icons/grin.gif That is what I use,Hey Dave they dont make brake lines for A 12 inch lift 8 " and A brake line drop bracket is what we use.just a FYI /forums/images/icons/grin.gif
     
    crawlerfj40, Sep 3, 2002
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  7. **DONOTDELETE**

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    Go with custom lines that's what I did..... ANY LENGTH YOU WANT LOL I think I got 36" lines in the front and a 32" in the Rear, PLEANTY OF LINE NOW! Probably gotta use springs to hold um up though. Later
     
    **DONOTDELETE**, Sep 4, 2002
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  8. BobK

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    Try these guys,they make custom e-brake cables.
    Control Cables
    13230 E. Firestone Rd., Unit K
    Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670-7075
    562-802-1122
     
    BobK, Sep 4, 2002
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