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Old 11-30-2008, 08:22 PM
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Lifting the 'ol beast

Yep...its true...gunna do it.

With this...http://www.duffcoenterprises.com/toy84-95_2wd.htm

4-6" lift and 15" of wheel travel.

Abe...tell Sin91 mine is bigger
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Any idea of the price?
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looks like a TC uniball long-travel kit.
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... okay... maybe not
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Originally Posted by SpecialScottie
Any idea of the price?
Probably at least $1500 would be my guess. Don't care about the price...NEW

looks like a TC uniball long-travel kit.
Um...sort of. Not 100% sure if I'm going to do it yet. But I think I'll bite the bullet
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either way, pics or it didn't happen.
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Why? Unless your in the desert, getting stuck in a lifted 2wd sucks. Waste your money on a 4wd conversion or an actual 4wd truck. I see how you like to go off road and a long travel 2wd is not going to get you any farther.

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hmm... 1500... ?
for about 700 I could add another 5 inches to Sin91's truck.
Still think you'll be higher?
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Originally Posted by abecedarian
hmm... 1500... ?
for about 700 I could add another 5 inches to Sin91's truck.
Still think you'll be higher?
And I haven't even started on body lifts.
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Originally Posted by JamesD
Why? Unless your in the desert, getting stuck in a lifted 2wd sucks. Waste your money on a 4wd conversion or an actual 4wd truck. I see how you like to go off road and a long travel 2wd is not going to get you any farther.

James
Going further isn't the point. Yes you can climb rocks and play in mud like a usual 4x4 person would. I on the other hand...will be doing 60mph on gravel roads and can actually jump my truck. Can you do that? Just saying......

hmm... 1500... ?
for about 700 I could add another 5 inches to Sin91's truck.
Still think you'll be higher?
True...but like I said. I'm not buying it new.

Its $600. When I have way more lift and way more travel than a downey kit. And only spend like $150 more.
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And I'll bet money that Sin knows how to work hers,better than you know how to work yours 91..... !
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Here is the lift I "want" to buy. It is THIS one on THIS truck. Meaning the guy who owns the lift is on the truck.
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Originally Posted by a4runnerfreak
And I'll bet money that Sin knows how to work hers,better than you know how to work yours 91..... !
If she wants to race or go wheeling lets go

don't you have some pros to be monitoring tonight?
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Originally Posted by 91Toyota
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... don't you have some pros to be monitoring tonight?
obviously not... if he had at least one 'pro' to monitor, he wouldn't reply to you.
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Hehe.

Okay Abe help me out. (this is where you give me good advice and point me in the right direction!)

What should I do? LT my truck. Or just get a downey lift?

I will also be getting new tires... + a locker
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Originally Posted by a4runnerfreak
And I'll bet money that Sin knows how to work hers,better than you know how to work yours 91..... !
money, mouth, swallow.

I'm seeing a pattern develop here....
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Originally Posted by abecedarian
money, mouth, swallow.

I'm seeing a pattern develop here....
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Hey now! You, in your sick, warped, perverted, twisted, touched by your local catholic priest, freakish thoughts, took it there, not I. I insist that my comment was indeed honorable. At least it was when I said Sin's name!!!!!

And 91, I gave pros the night off......lol
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91, seriously, with all this money you want to put into your 2wd, why don't you just find a "decent" 1st gen 4x4, and use that as your building platform? Prolly be much cheaper in the long run, with a plethera of mod'n options
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Originally Posted by a4runnerfreak
91, seriously, with all this money you want to put into your 2wd, why don't you just find a "decent" 1st gen 4x4, and use that as your building platform? Prolly be much cheaper in the long run, with a plethera of mod'n options
They have all been pimped out in my area. I would be lucky to find one without a bobbed bed, lifted, can't forget the bald swampers, trimmed fenders, dented, and spots with bondo on it.

I don't know what to do anymore. Probably buy a locker next week though...and have fun with that till next year. LOL


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