IFS Flex Pics
#841
Thanks alot, its a work in progress. . . tires are 33/12.50/15 Pro Comp A/Ts. . . they are great for an all terrain. . . got a pile of parts on the shop floor to sas it just waiting for the time and rest of the money. . . it does good for IFS tho. . .
#843
yeah they are not the best tire by far but i needed tires and got all 5 brand new for 300$ from the shop i work at. couldnt see dropping over a grand on tires just to buy bigger ones when i do my sas. . . they have over 15k miles on them so far and at 10psi they do ok in the rocks, i will be running the 35" Bfg KM2s or the 35" kevlar mtrs when i do my sas in a few weeks. . .
#851
I just realized, I posted a pic of my subaru a few years ago, but haven't thrown my toyota in here yet....Well....
Right after the 22RE swap was completed (hadn't even been out on the road yet, but I got out the ramps and took some poser shots)


And some wheeling later that summer



This is with the sway bar disconnected, and a little extra tension in the T-bars.
Right after the 22RE swap was completed (hadn't even been out on the road yet, but I got out the ramps and took some poser shots)


And some wheeling later that summer



This is with the sway bar disconnected, and a little extra tension in the T-bars.
#854
at least to me i dont know about any body else that has done it
#857
one thing people never mention because all of us are more worried about breaking cv's when not using bump stop extensions is what about over compressing shocks? Thy are only designed to compress so much before either bottoming themselves out (which is really bad for a shock) or blowing out the internal seals. And shocks never have lifetime warranties and the good ones are really expensive.
Last edited by xxxtreme22r; Jan 5, 2011 at 04:07 PM.
#858
one thing people never mention because all of us are more worried about breaking cv's when not using bump stop extensions is what about over compressing shocks? Thy are only designed to compress so much before either bottoming themselves out (which is really bad for a shock) or blowing out the internal seals. And shocks never have lifetime warranties and the good ones are really expensive.
Shocks...Shocks...we don't need no stinkin shocks! 
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