6" and above lift using CAD brackets,, PICS WANTED
09-27-2012, 06:51 AM
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6" and above lift using CAD brackets,, PICS WANTED
Hey guys,,
I'm hoping at least a few here are doing what I want to do.
I am gonna run a 6.5" coil with stock length arms on a Control Arm Drop bracket(s).
DO NOT post and tell me I need to do this and that. I have a very good idea of what I am in for and I have my reasons for wanting to do mine this way.
All I want to see is pics of this setup
No offense meant and I hope none is taken
THAANKS GUYS (n gals)
I'm hoping at least a few here are doing what I want to do.
I am gonna run a 6.5" coil with stock length arms on a Control Arm Drop bracket(s).
DO NOT post and tell me I need to do this and that. I have a very good idea of what I am in for and I have my reasons for wanting to do mine this way.
All I want to see is pics of this setup
No offense meant and I hope none is taken
THAANKS GUYS (n gals)
09-27-2012, 07:08 AM
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Thanks Eric,,
Actually that is pretty much what I am envisioning it to look like. And the other fellas link really didn't show any closeup shot but the idea was pretty much there as well.
Cmon guys,,, I KNOW there are more of ya out there runnin this setup.
POST EM UP,,, PLEASE
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i know you said you are keeping stock arms and all.... and you dont want to hear that and that. but im going to point his out. can you get away with 6.5 inchs with control arm drops and stock control arms? the answer is yes but youre axle will be pulled back.
that is all im going to say.
that is all im going to say.
09-27-2012, 08:21 AM
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i know you said you are keeping stock arms and all.... and you dont want to hear that and that. but im going to point his out. can you get away with 6.5 inchs with control arm drops and stock control arms? the answer is yes but youre axle will be pulled back.
that is all im going to say.
that is all im going to say.
I need roughly a 17" LCA length (eye to eye) for my lift im getting ready to do. Without dropping the CAs.
I am using non stock CAs. Stock length tho coz the stock ones are wimpy.
UNLESS
The 17" length applies to the lift WITH the brackets. But the package is for "stock" CAs. (from what I have read)
Might spring for an adjustable set to make sure pinion angles are right without shimming.
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