Time to show off you're truck!!! pics
#347
08-01-2005 | 10:06 PM
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From: ***uay-Varina, NC
Originally Posted by Ron Rairie
Here's my latest.
Click on link for more pics.
http://www.svt-enthusiast.com/modules/gallery/album15
Click on link for more pics.
http://www.svt-enthusiast.com/modules/gallery/album15
Ron, I sent you a message.
By the way, those wheels are badass!
#353
08-02-2005 | 10:58 AM
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From: TX
Originally Posted by brahmus
What drop are you running? That thing seems low!!
Front: Ruslow 1000lb coils and DJM lower control arms with Hotchkis Bilsteins, Ford cam bolts, and custom super-short swaybar endlinks.
Rear: DJM axle flip and c-notch kit with QA1s/Heims, So-Cal shock extenders, and Hellwig swaybar (as soon as they feel like making it and sending it, hopefully soon.)
Rides real nice and handles great, but I think I may have to get the QA1s for the front too. The Hotchkis shocks are almost enough, but they're still not quite cutting it.
Last edited by Bootbox; 08-02-2005 at 11:02 AM.
#355
08-02-2005 | 04:13 PM
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From: TX
The DJM arms are a 2" drop. You can get a 4" drop out of them if you use a 2" drop coil in addition to the arms. The Ruslow coil I used isn't quite a 2" drop though.
At first I wanted 4" up front but from what I've read it's just a bit too low to be practical, even for a slammed truck. I'm doing great not scraping the bumper on things, I think I may have the perfect amount of front drop (for those of us that want to be real low, that is.)
At first I wanted 4" up front but from what I've read it's just a bit too low to be practical, even for a slammed truck. I'm doing great not scraping the bumper on things, I think I may have the perfect amount of front drop (for those of us that want to be real low, that is.)
#359
08-03-2005 | 04:03 AM
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From: Spring Texas
Originally Posted by MadNess
