Camburg Mid-Travel
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Camburg Mid-Travel
So here is my new toy.. 2007 Pearl White Supercab. I picked her up stock about 3 weeks ago..
I then called up Camburg and picked up their 7.0 Midtravel kit. Found some Pro Comp 1028's on Race-Dezert and some 35x12.5 Pro Comp Xterrains down in San Diego. Picked everything up in one weekend. Dropped the wheels off for powdercoat the same day. Left for travel and then hauled home so I could get to work on it. Finally got everything on her..
Shes got 12inches of wheel travel, uniball spindles, tubular uppers, Sway-Away coilovers, and full heim steering..
The rims are 17x8.5 Pro Comp 1028's powdercoated bronze with 35x12.5r17 Pro Comp Xterrain tires..
Just waiting for some funds for the Fiberwerx Fiberglass fenders and valance. Then a front tube bumper hopefully built by Brenthel Industries. What do you guys think? Its hard to tell but the wheels are a dark bronze with metallic flake.
I then called up Camburg and picked up their 7.0 Midtravel kit. Found some Pro Comp 1028's on Race-Dezert and some 35x12.5 Pro Comp Xterrains down in San Diego. Picked everything up in one weekend. Dropped the wheels off for powdercoat the same day. Left for travel and then hauled home so I could get to work on it. Finally got everything on her..
Shes got 12inches of wheel travel, uniball spindles, tubular uppers, Sway-Away coilovers, and full heim steering..
The rims are 17x8.5 Pro Comp 1028's powdercoated bronze with 35x12.5r17 Pro Comp Xterrain tires..
Just waiting for some funds for the Fiberwerx Fiberglass fenders and valance. Then a front tube bumper hopefully built by Brenthel Industries. What do you guys think? Its hard to tell but the wheels are a dark bronze with metallic flake.
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Thanks a lot everyone! The pictures don't do it justice, the color of the truck and the wheels just pop in the sun. The rearend is stock for now but I might be getting a pretty good deal on some sway away piggybacks. They are direct replacementsfor our stock shocks but they do wonders. Hoping to pick those up after the fiberglass.
Unfortunately the tires do rub a little bit. It's nothing drastic but it is kind of annoying. It probably wouldn't if I cranked the coilovers at all but I don't want to raise the front anymore than it is. The spindle has 4.5 inch lift built into it and then the coilovers are adjustable up to 3 inches. Right now the coils aren't cranked at all.
I'm thinking about getting a saleen grille painted to match the wheels and have the surround painted to match the truck. What do you guys think?
I'm goingto try and take some more pictures today guys. Thanks for all the replies.
Unfortunately the tires do rub a little bit. It's nothing drastic but it is kind of annoying. It probably wouldn't if I cranked the coilovers at all but I don't want to raise the front anymore than it is. The spindle has 4.5 inch lift built into it and then the coilovers are adjustable up to 3 inches. Right now the coils aren't cranked at all.
I'm thinking about getting a saleen grille painted to match the wheels and have the surround painted to match the truck. What do you guys think?
I'm goingto try and take some more pictures today guys. Thanks for all the replies.
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I actually dealt with Scott and Jeff.. Both awesome guys who really know what they are talking about. I had a problem with one of the spindles so they told me to cruise on over.. 30 minutes after I got there I had a brand new spindle, resevior mounts welded to my frame, my brake lines ran down both spindles, and everything retightened and lock tight thrown on it.. All on the house since I had to drive 3 hours to get there.
I did do the install myself but if I could go back I'd probably have Camburg do it.. Way easier and it just eases the mind knowing that a shop that builds trophy trucks put your front end on!! But for the most part its a pretty easy install, but lets just say that suspension is built to not come off.. So taking off some of the stock stuff (such as steering, lower shock mount, spindle) was a pain!! And playing with spindles, rotors, and calipers.. and trying to position the upper arm just right.. then shove the whole assembly onto a little balljoint and hold that beast while you tighten it down... gets a LITTLE challenging.
Now on to the pics..
Steering1
Steering2
Coilover/Spindle
I really wish I could take a picture that does this truck justice.. The Pearl White looks soo dull when in reality its the exact opposite..
I did do the install myself but if I could go back I'd probably have Camburg do it.. Way easier and it just eases the mind knowing that a shop that builds trophy trucks put your front end on!! But for the most part its a pretty easy install, but lets just say that suspension is built to not come off.. So taking off some of the stock stuff (such as steering, lower shock mount, spindle) was a pain!! And playing with spindles, rotors, and calipers.. and trying to position the upper arm just right.. then shove the whole assembly onto a little balljoint and hold that beast while you tighten it down... gets a LITTLE challenging.
Now on to the pics..
Steering1
Steering2
Coilover/Spindle
I really wish I could take a picture that does this truck justice.. The Pearl White looks soo dull when in reality its the exact opposite..