2WD Lift Pics??
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Anything custom (that's worth it) is going to cost you. Just get some Fabcrap or Blo-Comp spindles dude, then add some shocks later on if you want to, but if you have something made it'll cost you. You could also check out Camburg, Weldtec, H&M, etc. but they won't be as cheap as it sounds like you want them to be.
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Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
I can't find any websites for weldtec... I contacted H&M... Couldn't find a way to contact Camburg...
I'M WORKIN' ON IT DUDE!!
I'M WORKIN' ON IT DUDE!!
http://www.weldtecdesigns.com/
Camburg
Seems to me that their sits down.
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Channing, you can order the kits, but if you have someone by you install it, or do the install yourself, they can't gaurantee their parts. That's the main reason shops prefer in-house installs, just so they can gaurantee their product. Jeremy will ship his kits out, I've already been over that with him.
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Originally Posted by n3elz
I take it you guys with dark tinted windows don't do much night offroading where you have to back up? I've never understood an offroad truck with dark tinted windows. But maybe not all of you are vampires...
Tint sucks for offroading.
Tint sucks for offroading.
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#74
09-22-2005
Originally Posted by Alon
yes it does suck at night.......but i put an additional backup light so its not that bad... and my windows are down most of the time. i'd much rather have the benefits during the day
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Originally Posted by rolla_guy72
That's 4wd though, lol.
