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Majesticdisco1
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Union City California
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Well
I have my lift on. I did put it on myself with a little help from a forklift from a Club member Friend. (JHmover) thanks I measured it and it came to a 4" lift. The passenger side is at 3.7 so I'm going to add a D1 spring isolator to the pass side to level things out. the truck tracks pretty good a little "floaty" but nothing major. the rotoflex is fine for now. I also bought the Rovertym Caster correction radius arms. guest what I got them from a club member for only 115$ damn I am a lucky dude. My mother just ordered the Rovertracks rear trailing arms for my truck. so my girl is one happy bitch and it shows.
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Majesticdisco1
Join Date: Mar 2006
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thanks for shoes I'm thinking either 285's or 255/85's with wheel spacers I know the 255/85 are easier on the axles. but I would put spacers to have a wider stance. for the springs will do Thanks ![]()
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I don't know exactly which is easier on the axle.. the 285/75's are wider, but not as tall.. 255/85 are tall, but skinny.. so i'd think the fact that the 255/85 has to do slightly more rotations may affect driveline some what..
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Boy you've been going to town Jarell, it's looking so sweet!!
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Tom
Join Date: Oct 2007
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Dang... you're going to need an elevator to get up in there!
Looks good man ![]()
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Tom --2001 Disco II SE - sold --2004 Disco II SE - work and play truck --2006 LR3 SE - wife's truck (play when she's not looking)
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What size tires are those? That looks much taller then mine with 3" springs. But it could just be the tires. I know mine looked way different with the 245/70's after I put the 2" springs in.
My front is definitely lower then yours but I also have a heavy bumper and winch up front. Looks good though. I'm still debating about 255 or 285's also for my next set of tires. If price was equal I would probably go with the 255's but since I can get 285's as retreads for about $75/each and the cheapest 255's I've found are $160 it's kind of a tough choice. Good thing I don't have to worry about it for a while yet.
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Majesticdisco1
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Majesticdisco1
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after thinking about it. I'm going to stick in the 32" range. next set will be on the DI steel wheels MT's either in the 265 or 235/85 with wheel spacers for a slightly wider stance.
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Join Date: May 2005
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oh man thats a sweet ride.. thats the 5" suspen. lift kit. looking good.. do you know if they can be fitted to a D90?
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Majesticdisco1
Join Date: Mar 2006
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which is good because when the truck is loaded it sits right at the lift that is said. yes they do fit D90's Thank You! ![]()
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