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That's a lot of flex :thumbs:

If I switch to a 2WD oil pan, or get one custom made, I can have get less lift out of the kit, too, which is nice... I don't want, or need anything more than clearance for 33 - 35" tires :jester:
 

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Looks like to me those A-arms are longer that stock.Do they look like that to you?more travel like that

My tires are 33s,plenty big for what I do
 

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Our Kit would have included the subframe, front diff lowering brackets, upper A-arm width extension brackets, torsion bar relocators, steering drop bracket, 2 x 3 bolt idler arm assemblies, shocks, brake lines, 1 ton tie rod ends and adjuster sleeves, and all necessary hardware!

It looks like I'd be keeping my stock tortion bar... So my ride will still be S-10 ish :lol:

The A-arms are apparently stock s-series ones, from what I can tell, just moved
 

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Our Kit would have included the subframe, front diff lowering brackets, upper A-arm width extension brackets, torsion bar relocators, steering drop bracket, 2 x 3 bolt idler arm assemblies, shocks, brake lines, 1 ton tie rod ends and adjuster sleeves, and all necessary hardware!

It looks like I'd be keeping my stock tortion bar... So my ride will still be S-10 ish :lol:

The A-arms are apparently stock s-series ones, from what I can tell, just moved

That's good,nice to keep the stock ride,it'll just be higher.Of course more travel too.I sure hope you can find a way to get this kit,would be a great ''How To'' write up.
 

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dooooooo eeeeeeeeeeeet

That's the plan :lol:

Our Kit would have included the subframe, front diff lowering brackets, upper A-arm width extension brackets, torsion bar relocators, steering drop bracket, 2 x 3 bolt idler arm assemblies, shocks, brake lines, 1 ton tie rod ends and adjuster sleeves, and all necessary hardware!

It looks like I'd be keeping my stock tortion bar... So my ride will still be S-10 ish :lol:

The A-arms are apparently stock s-series ones, from what I can tell, just moved

That's good,nice to keep the stock ride,it'll just be higher.Of course more travel too.I sure hope you can find a way to get this kit,would be a great ''How To'' write up.


I might go with the stiffer springs in the rear anyway, just to keep it level when I tow something :lol:

It would definitely make a nice how-to...
"How to make your S-Series be able to keep up to Leo" :lol:
 

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dooooooo eeeeeeeeeeeet

That's the plan :lol:

Our Kit would have included the subframe, front diff lowering brackets, upper A-arm width extension brackets, torsion bar relocators, steering drop bracket, 2 x 3 bolt idler arm assemblies, shocks, brake lines, 1 ton tie rod ends and adjuster sleeves, and all necessary hardware!

It looks like I'd be keeping my stock tortion bar... So my ride will still be S-10 ish :lol:

The A-arms are apparently stock s-series ones, from what I can tell, just moved

That's good,nice to keep the stock ride,it'll just be higher.Of course more travel too.I sure hope you can find a way to get this kit,would be a great ''How To'' write up.


I might go with the stiffer springs in the rear anyway, just to keep it level when I tow something :lol:

It would definitely make a nice how-to...
"How to make your S-Series be able to keep up to Leo" :lol:

That would be a tuffy :lol:
 

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dooooooo eeeeeeeeeeeet

That's the plan :lol:

Our Kit would have included the subframe, front diff lowering brackets, upper A-arm width extension brackets, torsion bar relocators, steering drop bracket, 2 x 3 bolt idler arm assemblies, shocks, brake lines, 1 ton tie rod ends and adjuster sleeves, and all necessary hardware!

It looks like I'd be keeping my stock tortion bar... So my ride will still be S-10 ish :lol:

The A-arms are apparently stock s-series ones, from what I can tell, just moved

That's good,nice to keep the stock ride,it'll just be higher.Of course more travel too.I sure hope you can find a way to get this kit,would be a great ''How To'' write up.


I might go with the stiffer springs in the rear anyway, just to keep it level when I tow something :lol:

It would definitely make a nice how-to...
"How to make your S-Series be able to keep up to Leo" :lol:

That would be a tuffy :lol:


With 2000lbs less carrying weight, I'd bet the parts could hold up to it ;)

But it would be DAMNED fun testing it out! :thumbs:
 

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dooooooo eeeeeeeeeeeet

That's the plan :lol:

Our Kit would have included the subframe, front diff lowering brackets, upper A-arm width extension brackets, torsion bar relocators, steering drop bracket, 2 x 3 bolt idler arm assemblies, shocks, brake lines, 1 ton tie rod ends and adjuster sleeves, and all necessary hardware!

It looks like I'd be keeping my stock tortion bar... So my ride will still be S-10 ish :lol:

The A-arms are apparently stock s-series ones, from what I can tell, just moved

That's good,nice to keep the stock ride,it'll just be higher.Of course more travel too.I sure hope you can find a way to get this kit,would be a great ''How To'' write up.


I might go with the stiffer springs in the rear anyway, just to keep it level when I tow something :lol:

It would definitely make a nice how-to...
"How to make your S-Series be able to keep up to Leo" :lol:

That would be a tuffy :lol:


With 2000lbs less carrying weight, I'd bet the parts could hold up to it ;)

But it would be DAMNED fun testing it out! :thumbs:

Can't wait to see a vid :eek:
 

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