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well sometime in the next couple weeks im planning on installing the front diff drop kit, lifting the front another inch, and installing some 2.5" lift daystar shackles i have.
is there anything i should watch out for?? shims will be going in to account for the pinion angle, and the exhaust pipe is going to be cut... does the brake proportioning valve or whatever it is have to be lowered? anything else?
anyone know the legality of 4.5" lift, with the larger tires... my back bumper will probably be about 6" higher than stock.
thanks for any comments and i will be sure to get some pics up soon.... that brings up another question. can i post the pics i have on my harddrive on here or do i have to put them onto a website or something?
is there anything i should watch out for?? shims will be going in to account for the pinion angle, and the exhaust pipe is going to be cut... does the brake proportioning valve or whatever it is have to be lowered? anything else?
anyone know the legality of 4.5" lift, with the larger tires... my back bumper will probably be about 6" higher than stock.
thanks for any comments and i will be sure to get some pics up soon.... that brings up another question. can i post the pics i have on my harddrive on here or do i have to put them onto a website or something?
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Re: more lift
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is there anything i should watch out for?? shims will be going in to account for the pinion angle, and the exhaust pipe is going to be cut... does the brake proportioning valve or whatever it is have to be lowered? anything else?
is there anything i should watch out for?? shims will be going in to account for the pinion angle, and the exhaust pipe is going to be cut... does the brake proportioning valve or whatever it is have to be lowered? anything else?
anyone know the legality of 4.5" lift, with the larger tires... my back bumper will probably be about 6" higher than stock.
thanks for any comments and i will be sure to get some pics up soon.... that brings up another question. can i post the pics i have on my harddrive on here or do i have to put them onto a website or something?
when you see someone that has the actual picture showing in their post its because they have the pics posted on a free album somewhere on the web (yahoo or something like it) and they add the link to show the pic in the message with html i believe. i think if you search the boards you can find at least one other person that has asked how to do it and got a better explaination than i can give you.
hope this helps a little........later
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Re: more lift
Originally posted by rowan
well sometime in the next couple weeks im planning on installing the front diff drop kit, lifting the front another inch, and installing some 2.5" lift daystar shackles i have.
anyone know the legality of 4.5" lift, with the larger tires... my back bumper will probably be about 6" higher than stock.
well sometime in the next couple weeks im planning on installing the front diff drop kit, lifting the front another inch, and installing some 2.5" lift daystar shackles i have.
anyone know the legality of 4.5" lift, with the larger tires... my back bumper will probably be about 6" higher than stock.
http://www.customtruckshowcase.com/laws/StateLaws.html
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Headlights: Don't even think about going higher than 54 inches. However, keep in mind that the original suspension cannot be "disconnected," but don't let that stop you from bolting on heavy-duty shocks and overload springs. Other need-to-knows: Don't remove or disconnect the ABS, and the tires can only be two sizes larger than the manufacturer's recommendation. Spring-shackle extensioins are also a no-no.
Headlights: Don't even think about going higher than 54 inches. However, keep in mind that the original suspension cannot be "disconnected," but don't let that stop you from bolting on heavy-duty shocks and overload springs. Other need-to-knows: Don't remove or disconnect the ABS, and the tires can only be two sizes larger than the manufacturer's recommendation. Spring-shackle extensioins are also a no-no.
edit: thanks for the input guys! (sorry, forgot that )
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ive seen some guys in maine with some pretty insane looking trucks and they dont get bothered.............i wouldn't worry
unless you're planning on adding 12+ inches of lift and running 44 inch super swampers on your rig, i doubt you'll have any issues with the police.
unless you're planning on adding 12+ inches of lift and running 44 inch super swampers on your rig, i doubt you'll have any issues with the police.
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yeah. the problem is that my dad wants it to be legal. it is still his truck really. (im 17). but i say its legal enough. ill just pay if i do get a fine. (Which i dont think i will)
thanks for the input.
thanks for the input.
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