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Can someone point me in the right direction
Ive just bought a truck that im going to lift 20-22 inchs and im having a hard time find shocks to get my project starts can someone tell me somewhere i might can find something like this? Surely they make i mean people lift F**ds that high all the time around here, any help would be great
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Any 4x4 guys here that can help?
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Im not a 4x4 guy, but i know the desert truck guys have trucks that get in upwards of 30 inches of travel out of their suspensions. A couple of the brands of shocks and coil overs they use are king shocks, fox shocks, and i think another one is called race runner shocks or something like that
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Www.4wheelparts.com
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think the last thing you need is shocks..
it'll take a whole bunch of other things to get a lift that high. |
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That big of a lift im thinking rockwells and 48s or bigger tires.
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It won't drive long with that big of a tire on a 1 ton axle trust me.
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Do search for pirate 4x4 they will be able to point u in the right direction. Rockwell will be beefy but if your goibg to drive this monster then i would suggest a differwnt axle. So hd dana 60s that are beefed up would probally suit your on the road needs. The rockwell are very low gear ratios hence y alot of rock rigs use them. Lift that high is going to be some major fab work as well. I am sure you have done something like this lift before. Also check you laws on lift requirements i know alot of states have hight restrictions or require certain thibgs to be added for safty. Oklahoma has a headlight law that requires the headlights not to exceed a certain hieght. Some states require take a measurement of bumper height. Good luck with the build and post pics as u go would love to c your progress.
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Ouverson makes a 4.90 and 6.72 gear sets for the rockwells now and a lot more upgrades too.
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