new upper arms! weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Originally Posted by TheForce02
Nice Alon!
Are you still working at that one shop? I need a front license plate bracket made and know that, that is something that you can easily do.
Are you still working at that one shop? I need a front license plate bracket made and know that, that is something that you can easily do.
did you want your tow hooks on too?
i'll be in the shop on wednesday working on my truck and could do it thursday for you, lemme know
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they were 500 shipped to me, but i am not sure what the price is for anyone else. There were some issues with deadlines and getting parts together so that was my price.
I am not sure if they work on 4wd, if the stock upper arm is the same on the 2wd and 4wd then these would work.
To get these to work you have to drill out the hole that the ball joint goes into, then drill out a hole in the spindle itself for the nut.
I am not sure if they work on 4wd, if the stock upper arm is the same on the 2wd and 4wd then these would work.
To get these to work you have to drill out the hole that the ball joint goes into, then drill out a hole in the spindle itself for the nut.
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Originally Posted by flynryan
your sig says fabtech spindles. but those dont look like fabtech. and this may be dumb, but where is your coil spring? And im going to have to see how my shocks mount. I think they are mounted the other way.
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Originally Posted by flynryan
your sig says fabtech spindles. but those dont look like fabtech. and this may be dumb, but where is your coil spring? And im going to have to see how my shocks mount. I think they are mounted the other way.
thats not his truck, and his is a 2wd Edge that has t-bars just like your 4x4
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Originally Posted by RangerJustin
that pic isnt his truck, and he has t-bars so no coils...
Originally Posted by Mark98xlt
his torsion bar is his spring essentially.
Originally Posted by Gay-briel
thats not his truck, and his is a 2wd Edge that has t-bars just like your 4x4
... wait I don't get it could a few more people chime in and explain
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sure it may be steep, but with the setup i will be finished with, its goign to be comparable to the camburg 6.0 if not better for a fraction of the price.
I needed to replace the upper ball joints for a while now, and it iwll be about 300 just for the new upper arms, so its really not that bad.
I needed to replace the upper ball joints for a while now, and it iwll be about 300 just for the new upper arms, so its really not that bad.
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