I guess this will do.
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STLKIKN
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Looks good Pete,
What's stopping you from getting anymore, you should be able to twist that Cage set-up more than that....
looks like there is still plenty of room in the wheelwells....
Swing by one the shop on a Saturday, we'll twist it up on the forklift and see what we can do to gain some more!!
What's stopping you from getting anymore, you should be able to twist that Cage set-up more than that....
looks like there is still plenty of room in the wheelwells....
Swing by one the shop on a Saturday, we'll twist it up on the forklift and see what we can do to gain some more!!
The only thing stoping me was that the truck was getting realy close to a new car on the hoist beside it. haha.
I'm out of town this weekend, but I'll stop by soon.
I was going to ask the same question because even the cruddy lifts will give decent travel, but when a new car is next to it, it does throw some caution in the wind.... You should be able to get better than mine if you have the Cage leafs. You will also find that you will probably run out of shock before you do with the spring themselves. I have WH 11 pack leaf with 34" shocks & I actually ran out of shock so I disconnected them and got an extra 3-4" of axle drop. This is what mine looks like with the shocks still attached...
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Oh wow. I was kind of nervous to try for any more. I didn't want to break that plastic little dodge nitro in the bay beside it. haha. I look forward to getting more out of it then!
Pete
