8" Rize with Stacked Block!!!!!!!
#18
03-08-2010 | 09:40 PM
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From: Jackson, Georgia
The 6" fabtech lift comes with a 4" tapered block for the rear.... that is added to the stock 2" block to make 6"s. I thought it was a pretty cheazy idea paying 2600 for the kit and install, 5400 total with wheels and tires and to look under it and see stacked blocks. I asked the tech about it and all he said was.. "that's what came with the lift" Guess I should have looked into it further before buying that particular kit. That and the rear sat lower than the front. Which he told me the front would settle a bit after time... I wasn't having it so had add a leafs put on the rear for free by them. And the front never settled...
Never had any issues with it, but wasn't hard on it at all. A lot of city driving, stop and go traffic. Only had to re torque the u bolts/nuts once. You could feel a little axle wrap if you really get on it off the line. But that would be with any lift and no other supports/bars.
Never had any issues with it, but wasn't hard on it at all. A lot of city driving, stop and go traffic. Only had to re torque the u bolts/nuts once. You could feel a little axle wrap if you really get on it off the line. But that would be with any lift and no other supports/bars.
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03-09-2010 | 08:29 AM
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I posted it on the forum last year, but no one seemed interested so didn't bother this year. It was held in lafyette at Cajun field. It was an ok turn out, but not as many people as last year. The 4wd class sucks bc it's only one class. I was competing against two other trucks that where only show trucks and had probably 25k+ in add ons.
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03-09-2010 | 02:57 PM
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From: Jackson, Georgia
