fabtech/superlift/skyjacker/or other which lift guys???
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fabtech/superlift/skyjacker/or other which lift guys???
i am going to retain my IFS. but i am looking on line for a lift for my 86 pick up extended cab. Has anyone had good luck and good FLEX with some of the kits out there. i have 31 inch super swampers on it right now but need some more ground clearance and flex. the 31s will be staying on till i sell them or they wear out. if anyone has some good or bad openions i would love to hear it.
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link didn't work man also looking at the procomp with maybe the coilovers
www.jdfabrication.com
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Fabtech doesn't have a 4WD lift for this year range Toyota - only 2WD. I had one of their older lifts, and it was great!
If it's 2WD and you're looking at the Fabtech spindles, note that you might need new wheels to clear the backspacing...
If it's 2WD and you're looking at the Fabtech spindles, note that you might need new wheels to clear the backspacing...
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Originally Posted by fruitstripe
link didn't work man also looking at the procomp with maybe the coilovers
superlift, trailmaster, procomp, black diamond, bds are all basically the same. Of those Superlift is the best (Strength)
Rancho made kit, but it is kinda funky.
Downey took Rancho's kit and made it funkier.
Total Chaos started the long travel arms as far as I can tell
Jd fabrication and ESB fabrication improved on the designs
Then there is the ball joint spacer, simple, cheap, and effective.
Then there is the Solid Axle Swap
I think that is all of the options.
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Originally Posted by fruitstripe
which big name kit do you think will give me the best travel
You can add bj spacers to the Superlift type kits too.
The thing you want to look for are the kits with the one piece drop brackets. The Superlift and Black Diamond are two. Just looking at them, I pick the Black Diamond. It looks like it would be easy to add an extra skid plate to the BDS too.
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I think stock travel is like 7" (Someone confirm or correct this)
Any of the barcket kits (superlift, black diamond, bds, trailmaster, procomp) will get that same 7" of travel
BJ spacers will kick it up to 8.5" of travel (1.5" more, I believe)
A long travel kit (chaos, ESB, JD fab) will get you 12" with stock cv's
http://photobucket.com/albums/v373/D...t=IMG_4061.jpg
Protrux is developing upper arms for these trucks. I have already seen one set installed on a t-100 and it pulled 9.5-10" of travel. Kind of a cool intermediate step.
www.protrux.net
I would get BJ spacers and wheel those, you'll probably like em. If not, they would be easy to sell again if you decide to upgrade. They're great products.
Any of the barcket kits (superlift, black diamond, bds, trailmaster, procomp) will get that same 7" of travel
BJ spacers will kick it up to 8.5" of travel (1.5" more, I believe)
A long travel kit (chaos, ESB, JD fab) will get you 12" with stock cv's
http://photobucket.com/albums/v373/D...t=IMG_4061.jpg
Protrux is developing upper arms for these trucks. I have already seen one set installed on a t-100 and it pulled 9.5-10" of travel. Kind of a cool intermediate step.
www.protrux.net
I would get BJ spacers and wheel those, you'll probably like em. If not, they would be easy to sell again if you decide to upgrade. They're great products.
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Originally Posted by deathrunner
Any of the barcket kits (superlift, black diamond, bds, trailmaster, procomp) will get that same 7" of travel
When I installed the kit, I also installed Rockstompers IFS travel kit (1/4" balljoint spacer and 3" drop bumpstops. I was surprised to see that the SL bumpstop drops were almost identical to the Rockstomper drops...
So, in theory, the SL kit should give a good amount more travel than stock.
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Good to know rockota.
I'd be curious to get some meausrements off of that setup (with and without bj spacers)
also, am I right abotu the stock travel numbers?
I'd be curious to get some meausrements off of that setup (with and without bj spacers)
also, am I right abotu the stock travel numbers?
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