old pic with 35'S

 

IFS flex? All I see is leaf spring flex. I think the whole point was to show what set up you have to increase the front IFS travel. Kinda like hey ifs can flex too. Showing the rear all flexed out just shows a SA flex which we all know is better. Hence all the sas

 

Heres some poser shots i found from forever ago, sorry its not really focused on the front

 

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Again with the rear flex... This is an "Independent Front Suspension" thread

 

does anyone have any pics of front flex with a bracket lift? I'm really interested in seeing how those do...i dont expect much from them just wondering.

 

Theres 47 pages of IFS flex...dig back through and find some with a bracket lift...But know that a bracket lift does not increase flex... its just like putting your IFS on stilts. One guy though, 87hillbillyyota, back when he still had his truck was running the bracket lift without the upper bumpstop extension, which allowed him a little extra uptravel..

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...l#post51671247

 

Thats what i thought i was just wondering. There was one post just up the page that had a bracket lift and i didnt see any flex, i just wanted to see what was out there.

 

 

Got a couple few weeks ago.....Nothing CRAZY, but sure was fun out there! haha...

 

needed bigger rocks to flex this thing out

 

Damn...that is some real IFS flex....by the way, I think I saw you traveling north on blackstone passing shaw a few days back......yup, that sure was you! Lol, looks great to see it in person....even from a distance

 

That's how I run my setup. I saw a slight difference as well

 

Haha thanks. You sure it was me? I try not to travel south of shaw lmao

 

Toyotech, I am so buying that Blazeland kit as soon as the missus aint lookin. Or perhaps she can buy it for me at Christmas. Hmmm that's an idea!

 

haha you like??

 

I got this one from this past weekend..



The 35 stuffs nicely in there. If you look at the upper driver site bumpstop, There is still room for it to go a little further.

 

Heres a good recent one from last weekend

 

rattlewagon that looks like some of the washington terrain I wheel in, just a little drier.
Looks awesome.