More suspension travel dilemma....
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From: Woodland Hills, California
FIGURED IT OUT!
Camburg Engineering: Offer 2 lifts for the new SLA suspension. The first is a basic 3" lift spindle. It also widens the track by 1.5" per side. The 5.5" performance lift includes new upper a-arms with uniballs, the 3" spindle, limiting straps, new coils, bumpstops, and Bilstein shocks.
it has to be the height of the kit
because i know for a fact those coils lift it 2.5", so combined with the 3" spindles, it would equal 5.5
Camburg Engineering: Offer 2 lifts for the new SLA suspension. The first is a basic 3" lift spindle. It also widens the track by 1.5" per side. The 5.5" performance lift includes new upper a-arms with uniballs, the 3" spindle, limiting straps, new coils, bumpstops, and Bilstein shocks.
it has to be the height of the kit
because i know for a fact those coils lift it 2.5", so combined with the 3" spindles, it would equal 5.5
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Woodland Hills, California
haha noo problem.
i like the lift, i just got the spindles and nothing else.
it rides almost the same as stock, and i'm sure it would ride the same if i got some good shocks in there and took the coil spacers out, which is what i'm doing in a few days, but all in all i'd reccomend it
i like the lift, i just got the spindles and nothing else.
it rides almost the same as stock, and i'm sure it would ride the same if i got some good shocks in there and took the coil spacers out, which is what i'm doing in a few days, but all in all i'd reccomend it
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did you look at dixon brothers?
They're pretty decently affordable and they have a good midtravel kit.
Blitzkreig motorsports has a midtravel kit too... i think urandaman is getting their setup here pretty soon.
dixon bros is in lompoc, ca. i called up the guy and talked to him about their setup and he was a really straightforward, honest, no bull**** guy to deal with. i dont remember his name, unfortunately, but i would NOT hesitate to give him my business if i was in the market for that setup.
They're pretty decently affordable and they have a good midtravel kit.
Blitzkreig motorsports has a midtravel kit too... i think urandaman is getting their setup here pretty soon.
dixon bros is in lompoc, ca. i called up the guy and talked to him about their setup and he was a really straightforward, honest, no bull**** guy to deal with. i dont remember his name, unfortunately, but i would NOT hesitate to give him my business if i was in the market for that setup.
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From: Woodland Hills, California
Originally Posted by Drayke
did you look at dixon brothers?
They're pretty decently affordable and they have a good midtravel kit.
Blitzkreig motorsports has a midtravel kit too... i think urandaman is getting their setup here pretty soon.
dixon bros is in lompoc, ca. i called up the guy and talked to him about their setup and he was a really straightforward, honest, no bull**** guy to deal with. i dont remember his name, unfortunately, but i would NOT hesitate to give him my business if i was in the market for that setup.
They're pretty decently affordable and they have a good midtravel kit.
Blitzkreig motorsports has a midtravel kit too... i think urandaman is getting their setup here pretty soon.
dixon bros is in lompoc, ca. i called up the guy and talked to him about their setup and he was a really straightforward, honest, no bull**** guy to deal with. i dont remember his name, unfortunately, but i would NOT hesitate to give him my business if i was in the market for that setup.
yeah i looked at Dixon Bros and all of their kits, as well as Blitz's, but they are both around $3000, way too much for me. I will probably be going with a mid-travel kit from Weld-Tec in Santee by next week
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