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I would like to see more of your bagged and lowered projects. So here we go if possible please attach some details of your set up.
front RE7,2.5" Western spindles, 3/4" cups, Suicide upper plates, stock but modified arms, 235-60-15 rear RE6, 5" Western flip kit, 2" shackles, 2-3" modified hangers, four laf set up,275-60-15 air 3/8" valves and lines all around, Land Rover comp., five gallon tank, Air Lift digital management http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA7lSpPhuxI |
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Ooo, this is going to be a good topic.
I thought about you yesterday, los-lowrider. I was in a junkyard in Nashville, TN and saw a late 70s stepside LWB like yours. |
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Here is just my bare frame. The cab and front end are getting painted right now and i still need to raise the bedfloor 3 1/2" and drop it off to get sprayed.
Front: ART control arms, Belltech 3" spindles, Suicidedoors upper plate, stock monroe shocks, Slam RE-7 bags, all new rotors, brakes, calipers, brake lines, nuts, bolts, etc. Rear: Custom made 6link using: Suicidedoors 4link and panhard, made the cantilever setup, Rear bag brackets are made out of 3/16" dom tubing and 1/4" plate, shocks mounted to the lower 4link bar, firestone bags, bump stops on the notch. new drums, brake lines, wheel cylinders, springs, shoes, etc. Air Mang: (1) stainless steel 5 gallon tank, (2) Viair 480 compressors, (8) 3/8" smc valves. Using all Eaton Weatherhead PTC fittings. I plan on getting the ART RideProE2 pretty soon and using that. For now I have a clear 10 switch switchbox. Wheels and Tires: ~front Wheels- stock 15" steelies. Tires- 215/75R15 ~rear Wheels- stock 15" steelies. Tires- 235/75R15 http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1327.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1326.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1331.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1332.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1333.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1334.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1335.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1341.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...y/IMG_1342.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Picture071.jpg |
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Really nice set up. Did you built the limk kit on your own?
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red i like the way your set up looks..but how did you come up with the idea...never seen one set up like that.....
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Wow red02chevy that is an awesome setup and real great work!
If i had only skills in welding! |
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This whole truck started as a father son project. Well like most 47 year old guys they don't like trucks as low as i do. So we would argue about that. Then my dad wanted to put a big block in it that would haul ass. I don't care about being extremely fast so I wanted to put a stock 350 in it. So we found another truck and I started building mine and he had his that he started to build. We my parents want to sell their house and move into a bigger one that has a big shop in the back yard, back yard behind the shop for parts, trailers, etc. So all the money that was going into the truck started to go towards the house (new carpet, paint, tile, etc) So the other day my dad told me that I could have all the parts that we have (including all 3 part trucks) and he had already paid the painter to paint his truck so he gave that to me too. Hopefully with all the help that he has given me I will be able to finish the truck for the upcoming summer. |
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nice work, man good thing i am only 45years old:lol: i still likem looooow ,good luck with your dad
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Post up some pictures of the one that you're building N2TRUX. |
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Here it the blazer back in the spring.
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If you have 3 part trucks maybe you have an lower a-arm driver side for me. I hit mine badly and have to exchange him for safety purposes. @tvblazer78 Please post some details of your set up. And don't you use a notch, it looks very low for me. Do you hit the frame when it's aired out? |
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This is what I used from *****************,
8 SMC 3/8” Valves 4, 224c Firestone Air Bags 3/8” single port 67-87 Bag Brackets for front Rear Upper Bag Bracket 3/8 Air line Chrome 5 Gallon 4 Port AVS ARC-9 Billet 9 Rocker Switch (And don't you use a notch,) I was thinking about a c-notch, but I did not want to cut the frame. (Do you hit the frame when it's aired out?) I run about 25-35 PSI and that gives me about 3"-4" from the frame. So no I have never hit the frame running it that way. Thanks, Trav Quote:
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