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This is what i did http://good-times.webshots.com/album/569526576xqjCxY?vhost=good-times
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more time than you think there is a lot of fabrication that has to be done, and no i am not even close to really being done, i have not seen another truck like it anywere, especially the 2 link in back
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I like that rear suspension setup, so simple. Have you found out how well it really works.
Some longer radius arms, longer track rod, longer coils and shocks, and that would be pretty nice (cheap too) out back of my truck.
Some longer radius arms, longer track rod, longer coils and shocks, and that would be pretty nice (cheap too) out back of my truck.
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it really is nice, i don't know why more have not done it. yes i have tried it and it is simular to independent suspension. i thouth about going bigger but i really don't need it. besides i wanted to maintain a "sleeper look" and shock the chit out of ppl when i get on it, i built it as a strait track racer but know i am leaning twards a mud bogger and if that happens i will lift it more.
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