Lift Is Installed
10-01-2009, 05:34 PM
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Lift Is Installed
it consent of ome 882 with ome n91s shocks and top out spacers ... the rear is ome 891's and skyjacker nitro 8000 shocks .... and a sonoran steel diff drop and panhard bar...
wheels and tires are factory 5 stars painted flat black on 285s with wild country xtx sports from les schwab tires .. upper arm clearance is close but its not bad ... total install time took me by my self about 8hrs i had basic hand tools a floor jack and stands and small air compress i used with a impact gun which help alot
lol this a funny one like a b4 after
wheels and tires are factory 5 stars painted flat black on 285s with wild country xtx sports from les schwab tires .. upper arm clearance is close but its not bad ... total install time took me by my self about 8hrs i had basic hand tools a floor jack and stands and small air compress i used with a impact gun which help alot
lol this a funny one like a b4 after
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10-01-2009, 06:14 PM
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is it just the pics or is the front higher than the rear? How are your CV angles with the 882's and the topout spacers, that seems like an extreme amount of lift in the front. I'm thinking of going 882/891
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10-01-2009, 09:06 PM
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Wow Elton, finally! Seems like everyone who joins YT ends up lifting their trucks within a month or two, Elton you took about 4 years? 
Yeah its looking great thats for sure. Hope the ride is better and you enjoy the extra clearence.
The CV's will be fine. You'll FOR SURE have a leaky/torn boot in no time though. The rubber is old and used to a certain orientation and angle. (Or lack there of...). After replacing the boots, you shouldn't have too many other issues.
Yeah its looking great thats for sure. Hope the ride is better and you enjoy the extra clearence.
The CV's will be fine. You'll FOR SURE have a leaky/torn boot in no time though. The rubber is old and used to a certain orientation and angle. (Or lack there of...). After replacing the boots, you shouldn't have too many other issues.
10-01-2009, 09:17 PM
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lol with what little work i do coming up with 2 grand is not easy soo you think i should run it as is ? i dont wheel it hardly at all
Last edited by Elton; 10-14-2009 at 11:32 AM.
