thanks junkie that was what I was looking for. So that is basically an ideal setup for the 6" lift. I may have to find someone with some fab skills to do that to the one I just bought.
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extreme drop pitman ?issues?
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It'll be ideal for the 4" lift position on your brackets (you can run the 6" SJ coils no problem on your SC truck setup like that).
It'll also still work acceptably with the axle in the 6" bracket hole (like shown) if you're running standard TTB coils (but in this case won't work so well if you want to run something softer like early Bronco coils though).
It'll also still work acceptably with the axle in the 6" bracket hole (like shown) if you're running standard TTB coils (but in this case won't work so well if you want to run something softer like early Bronco coils though).
dmc919
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been running the 8" skyjacker lift for 18 months with 39 boggers. i haven't looked at how much the frame flexes but nothing is cracked/bent and gear box isn't worn out. but the extreme drop pitman arm still isn't enough for 8" lift. lots of bump steer.
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