That's perfect. Thinking of raising mine up about that much, raising the shackle back to stock, and putting some AT's on. That should put me very close to level.
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That's perfect. Thinking of raising mine up about that much, raising the shackle back to stock, and putting some AT's on. That should put me very close to level.They will work fine on a 4600, but being that you are 2wd they are going to give you more lift. These springs usually give the 2wd guys around 2.5" - 3" of lift.
Well, for now, just lifted enough for some bigger tires. Will I need new UCA's you think?Sounds like a great plan! RockAuto is the best place to get them I think they are something like $70-$80 shipped for a pair. Are you going to keep the street style and add a/t's or do you have something crazy planned?
Good deal, saves me $250.Nope. They will work great on 4600's. You won't need uca's because you aren't adding length to the strut assembly. You will obtain lift by preload, this will allow you to run factory uca's fine. Only thing you may want to add after the springs is cam bolts if you don't have them. I know my 06 didn't have them. You may be able to sneak by without them but they will get your alignment perfect instead of close and save those purty new at's. lol What tires/size are you looking at and are you going to retain your current wheels?
Nooooo!! Don't lift it, then I'm just gonna have to drop it again when I buy it from you.Good deal, saves me $250.Eh, haven't picked out tires yet, but I'm looking at a set of Enkei's ST6, 20x9.5, +20mm. Hoping I can get a nice fat 305 in there without trimming too much.
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A 305/55-20 would go perfect with that lift and those wheels. You shouldn't need to do the pwm either maybe a slight bit of liner reshaping. I would suggest the toyo at2's myself. I love mine and they have great road manors. In the size I mentioned they will have a nice aggressive look because they will come in the xtreme sidewall and tread design. Here are a couple pics of my 325's I had.Good deal, saves me $250.Eh, haven't picked out tires yet, but I'm looking at a set of Enkei's ST6, 20x9.5, +20mm. Hoping I can get a nice fat 305 in there without trimming too much.
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cant wait to see this!!!!:banasex0r:banasex0r:banasex0r:banasex0rGood deal, saves me $250.Eh, haven't picked out tires yet, but I'm looking at a set of Enkei's ST6, 20x9.5, +20mm. Hoping I can get a nice fat 305 in there without trimming too much.
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Lol, why?! It's a tiny lift, basically stock for a Pro4. Lmfao!cant wait to see this!!!!:banasex0r:banasex0r:banasex0r:banasex0r
because ive been considering doing a more street look with different rims, and a clean tire that fits the wheel wells.
Woohoo, big changes for both of us.because ive been considering doing a more street look with different rims, and a clean tire that fits the wheel wells.
Great video, I'm running the same setup except with the Billy's on the second perch and stock uca's.I took a video of the left front suspension that has the Bilstein 5100 + 08 Moog 4x4 springs + ebay UCAs. Took it on smooth roads and a parking lot with tons of speed bumps. Rear suspension "CLUNKS" because it still has the old 5100 with the Deaver C-10. Bilstein 5125 are on order and awaiting delivery. Bilstein plus 08 Moog 4x4
It does look nice. The UCA's were a must for you were they? Jus wondering...
Thank you gentlemen. From the way the video looks like ... the UCA's were not a "must". I could have gotten away with the stock UCA. But modding is like an addiction ... we don't know how much we want and never know if and when the urge ever endskmr481 said:Great video, I'm running the same setup except with the Billy's on the second perch and stock uca's.
Just got the Ebay UCA's in the mail today, let me just say these babies are HUGE. Welds look solid, I am very impressed. I can't imagine there is a large difference between these and a $700 pair. Can't wait to get them on once the rest of the lift arrivesThank you gentlemen. From the way the video looks like ... the UCA's were not a "must". I could have gotten away with the stock UCA. But modding is like an addiction ... we don't know how much we want and never know if and when the urge ever ends
This thread gave good helpful tips during my install of these eBay UCAs: http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-suspension/45419-installation-total-chaos-arms.html#post642537Just got the Ebay UCA's in the mail today, let me just say these babies are HUGE. Welds look solid, I am very impressed. I can't imagine there is a large difference between these and a $700 pair. Can't wait to get them on once the rest of the lift arrives