What have you done to your square lately??
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what is wrong sir.
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Ok so you have lifted just the right rear over 5 inches with the shackle flip on that side. You still need to lift the other three sides correct? When the shackle flip is done the back will be lifted 5 inches total. What is the lift on the front going to be? Are you putting a 5 inch lift under the front? The reason I ask is that I have never heard of a 5 inch lift spring for the front? Or are you going to put a 4 inch lift spring under the front?
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Heh. It is sloooow work doing this but yes with the shackle alone I gained over 5". I'm thinking I may run it like this cause bro rake is awesome ...
I kid.
But no I have 4" springs in the front and hopefully when all is said and done I will have a bit of rake but nothing excessive because I have no idea how to get the back down lol.
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Heh. It is sloooow work doing this but yes with the shackle alone I gained over 5". I'm thinking I may run it like this cause bro rake is awesome ...
I kid.
But no I have 4" springs in the front and hopefully when all is said and done I will have a bit of rake but nothing excessive because I have no idea how to get the back down lol.
Ok. It should look pretty good with that amount of rake. I was thinking that, since I have a 6 inch lift on my truck, that you could add a 2 1/2 inch add a leaf in the back and put 6 inch lift springs in the front. That would give you a 1 1/2" rake. Plus you could run 35-37 inch tires too.
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Ok. It should look pretty good with that amount of rake. I was thinking that, since I have a 6 inch lift on my truck, that you could add a 2 1/2 inch add a leaf in the back and put 6 inch lift springs in the front. That would give you a 1 1/2" rake. Plus you could run 35-37 inch tires too.
Yeah maybe down the road. There is a lot more involved in a 6" lift than compared to a 4" and right now I'm only running 245 tires so they'll look tiny
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Yeah maybe down the road. There is a lot more involved in a 6" lift than compared to a 4" and right now I'm only running 245 tires so they'll look tiny
I hear you. I am looking at getting a new set of tires for mine and it is still a long ways from being on the road.
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LOL! Well you know it was a stormy and rainy day and so I didn't want to go too far... So I pulled in to the back alley and well gravel roads are never smooth so measurements are goofy
Once the lift is all in place I'll have a better idea of measurements but for now I was just looking for something rough to start with.
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LOL! Well you know it was a stormy and rainy day and so I didn't want to go too far... So I pulled in to the back alley and well gravel roads are never smooth so measurements are goofy
Once the lift is all in place I'll have a better idea of measurements but for now I was just looking for something rough to start with.
Oh ok I thought maybe you were going with a Rocky Mountain theme or something lol
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Well that could be it too! I'm not too sure yet. Maybe I'll only lift the front left and have some odd weird twisty truck.
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