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Old 22-08-2011
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bump.... roll over vid?
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well after a bit of a stuff around with getting tube flares and the like i have decided to go a different route than just flares. the new plans are to hi-line the car with some custom tube flares/armour i will also be removing the bodylift and putting the
2" springs back in and some new shocks hoops are in the works. so its going to be nice and low and still be able to flex hard with my 35's. Phoenix fabrication will be doing all the work and all ill keep everybody updated with progress shots. should be finished within the month.
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That will be some impressive work. Will you still be running the standard shovel or are you be thinking of a tummy tuck with lowering it that much. I accept that with the 35"'s your ramp over will be fairly good.

I am running about a 3" suspension lift and am presently struggling with some vibes around the 100/110km/h mark (I have a tummy tuck which raised the tranny by just over 1", no MML or BL). I am thinking of throwing in a 1" MML in but to do that I will really need a 1" BL unless I modify the tunnel fairly heavily. I have never been a fan of a MML and BL but am not really in a position atm financially to go with what you are doing up front and maybe outboarding the rear shocks. Will watch this with interest.
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i was never a fan off them either morgs but i ended up doing it fairly easy and 1 inch doesn't look to bad
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watching with great intrest
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you can buy my mml and body lift lol. for starters i will be running the standard shovel. i will be talking to dan about the possiblity of running a dead flat belly plate and cut the tub to put the transfer basically through the tub. i cant see why this wouldnt work but he is the fab guy and might have some more insight into this. im really looking forward to seeing this take shape and think it will be so stable to wheel. there is also a genright stretch tank going in to make way for the shocks they wont be being outboarded like usual instead there will be hoops into the tub of the body to hide them a lil bit more that ouboarding them, oh and the upcoming stretch in the new year.
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what are you doing about your axles mate did you upgrade them to chromos??
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